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The Guinea Pig EP

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The Guinea Pig EP
EP by
Angry Salad
ReleasedFall 1993
GenrePop rock
Rock
Length29:45
LabelBreaking World Records
Angry Salad chronology
The Guinea Pig EP
(1993) 		Bizarre Gardening Accident
(1997)

The Guinea Pig EP is the first album released by the band Angry Salad. It was released in 1993[1][2] by Breaking World Records.

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Transcription

Track listing

  1. "Did I Hurt You?"
  2. "Given Up"
  3. "I Want You Back"
  4. "My Town"
  5. "So Little"
  6. "Dance"
  7. "Rico"

Personnel

  • Bob Whelan: Guitar and Vocals
  • Matt Foran: Bass Guitar and Backing Vocals
  • Chris Davis: Guitar and Backing Vocals
  • Hale Pulsifer: Drums

References

  1. ^ Soylemez, Ekrem. "Angry Salad's debut album is energetic and fresh". tech.mit.edu. The Tech. Retrieved 28 August 2020.
  2. ^ "WDOM top 15 requested songs of the week". digitalcommons.providence.edu. The Cowl. Retrieved 28 August 2020.


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