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B.a.r.f.
B.a.r.f. came out of Seattle in the early '90s with a debut album called "Anytime, Anywhere" in 1992. The title track from that record got some attention at...
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Anytime anywhere
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Artificial peace
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Botchead's life
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Down and out
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Empty
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I hate
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Life
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Luxure
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Non
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Spiral
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Croque mitaine
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Dope
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Défaillance
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Faux espoirs
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Faux pas
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For chaos and I
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B.a.r.f. came out of Seattle in the early '90s with a debut album called "Anytime, Anywhere" in 1992. The title track from that record got some attention at the time, sounding like a lot of the heavier guitar music coming from that city then.
They put out a few more albums through the decade, including "Down the Road" in 1994 and "Ashes to Ashes" two years later. Their songs had titles like "Artificial Peace," "Blank Minded," and "Crucial Point," which fit with the general mood of that grunge period.
The band was Kurt Blohm on vocals and guitar, Dave Carter on guitar, Mike Holmes on bass, and Steve Thomas on drums. They played live shows that were known for being loud and direct, which worked for what they were doing.
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