Gnarp Pizza, by Fritz Sender

Gnarp Pizza

by Fritz Sender

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	1.	Scuzzbucket 01:07
	2.	Life Changing Squirrel Experience 02:31
	3.	Q: What Do Cats Want? A: Whisker Lickins' 01:03
	4.	Busted (emotron cover) 01:13
	5.	Self-Defense Dance Fight Class 01:08
	6.	The Dankelhoff 02:02
	7.	I Think That Hot Dog Hates Me 01:57
	8.	I'm A Country Loner 01:59
	9.	Herman Cain's Pizza Palace 02:25

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Fuck this album. I personally hate it. It was never intended to be an album, more a collection of songs I was making while touring/traveling/being homeless using fruity loops only. some of the songs have several different versions and it basically doesn't matter cuz they are all shit anyways. I put out some cd-rs while I was trimmin/on tour fall 2012, because i was out of everything, and had not finished my other album i was working on. It was mostly these songs and some other demos. my friend sal drew the cover in like an hour and i have a ms paint version around somewhere. why people been buggin' me about putting more songs up from older shit? the vocals are locked away right now and ill get them eventually, but not really my first priority at the moment. enjoy these for now. also there is about 10+ b sides from this era that are all just as awful, mostly half finished, a bunch of covers and some noise shit but they all suck too. thanks for reading this bullshit. luvu

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released October 31, 2012

Fritz Sender

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