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Caveat Emptor
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Hate Junkie
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Big House, Big Business
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Yes, Sir
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Dickhead
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88 Hell
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Idolicide
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Happy Egos
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My Room
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Wee Rock Records Springfield, Missouri
Wee Rock Records is a small label out of Springfield, Missouri that has released records by local/regional bands since 1995. We are a DIY, regional label that is more concerned with documenting local music than with turning a profit. This puts us in the unique position of releasing what we like when we like it. We hope you enjoy listening to the music we release! ... more
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