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Give Me Back
02:30
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Dance Of Days
02:16
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Building
01:58
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Past
01:53
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Spoke
01:59
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No More Pain
03:11
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I Wish I
02:10
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Said Gun
02:10
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Can't Forgive
02:31
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Money
02:37
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End Of A Year
02:36
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14. |
Last Song
02:39
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15. |
Money (Version)
02:48
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16. |
Dance Of Days (Version)
02:41
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Embrace Washington, D.C.
By 1983 a malaise had overtaken the DC hardcore scene. Shows became more violent and founding bands moved to the sidelines. 1985 brought a renewed spirit, often referred to as Revolution Summer. It included a handful of bands that preferred smaller venues and a personal take on punk. Embrace, formed by Ian MacKaye and members of Faith, was part of this renewal. ... more
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