South San Gabriel Songs/Music

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South San Gabriel Songs/Music
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ReleasedSeptember 2000
Genre Rock
Label Idol/Munich
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The first South San Gabriel album, South San Gabriel Songs/Music, was released under the nom de plume Centro-Matic. The band later decided to keep the straightforward rock songs for Centro-Matic and release the quieter songs as South San Gabriel.[ citation needed ] However, there's already no reference to Centro-Matic on the Munich Records (The Netherlands) release of Songs/Music. [2]

Contents

Track listing

  1. Ninety Secretaries Down
  2. Proud Son Of Gaffney
  3. To Accompany
  4. The Fireworks Treatment
  5. With Broken Hands
  6. The Ensuing Light Of Day
  7. One-hundred Thousand Bridesmaids
  8. Glacial Slurs
  9. Innocence Kindly Waits
  10. Destroyer

Personnel

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