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Dillinger Four
Dillinger Four came out of Minneapolis in the early 1990s. They built a following through DIY releases and relentless touring, with a raw sound that mixed...
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#51 Dick Butkus
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A Floater Left With Pleasure In The Executive Washroom
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A Jingle For The Product
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All Rise For The Rational Anthem
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Americaisapremierefaithbasedinitiative
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Americaspremierefaithbasedinitiative
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An American Banned
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Are You The Motherfucker With The Banana?
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Bite The Curb, Bite The Curb
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BiteTheCurbBiteTheCurb
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Contemplate This On The Tree Of Woe
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D4=Putting the "F" Back in "Art
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Define "Learning Disorder
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DoubleWhiskeyCokeNoIce
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Farts Are Jazz To Assholes
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Fired-Side Chat
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Dillinger Four came out of Minneapolis in the early 1990s. They built a following through DIY releases and relentless touring, with a raw sound that mixed punk and hardcore. Their 1999 album 'Midwestern Songs of the Americas' captured that Midwest sensibility.
One of their best-known songs is '#51 Dick Butkus,' which appeared on their 2002 album 'Versus God.' That track, along with others like 'A Floater Left With Pleasure In The Executive Washroom' and 'All Rise For The Rational Anthem,' became staples for fans of the underground punk scene. The band's lyrics often dealt with alienation and social commentary, delivered with an irreverent edge.
They kept putting out records, including 'This Shit Is Genius,' but never really chased mainstream success. Their sound stayed rough and unpolished, which suited the people who listened to them.
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