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Pacifier
Pacifier formed in Los Angeles in the early 1990s with vocalist Debby Madd and guitarist Alex "Razor" Ruiz, later adding bassist Chris "Crash" Morgan and...
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Gimme Gimme
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Attack
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Dark Times
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Alive
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Bitter
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Debs Night Out
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Home
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Screwtop
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Semi-Normal
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Sport And Religion
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Thin White Line
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Wait And See
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You Again
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Boat Song
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Bullitproof
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Coming Down
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Pacifier formed in Los Angeles in the early 1990s with vocalist Debby Madd and guitarist Alex "Razor" Ruiz, later adding bassist Chris "Crash" Morgan and drummer Mark "Stix" Santiago. Their live shows were known for being chaotic, with stage dives and mosh pits that often pushed against venue security.
They released three albums in the 1990s, starting with 1994's "Deb's Night Out," which included the song of the same name. Other tracks like "Gimme Gimme" and "Alive" came from their later records. Their lyrics frequently addressed social and political themes, which some critics found too confrontational at the time.
Despite the pushback, they developed a dedicated following in the underground punk scene. The band's straightforward, energetic approach resonated with listeners who appreciated their unapologetic stance.
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