Live Set: Noise Pop Festival

 


Chris and Craig present artists who have played San Francisco's Noise Pop Festival

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01 Dirt Bike Rider

02 Music Is Happiness

03 Save Me Save Me

04 Red Shifting

05 Capricorn

06 Oxygen

07 Click Your Heels

08 The Yeah Yeah Yeah Song

09 Long Dry Cold

10 Badaboom

11 Menopause Man

12 Knuckles

13 Women Are Better Than Men

14 Rich Girls

15 Ever Lovin' Man

16 I'm Totally Not Down With Rob's Alien

17 Push the Button

18 Oh Yeah

19 C'mon C'mon

20 Naked Kids

21 Subzero Fun

22 Eraser

23 Cath...

24 Melatonin

25 Until It's Gone

26 Dead and Gone

27 Tractor Rape Chain

28 Snowshoes

29 Transmissions from Venus '94

30 I Was in Love with You

31 Parallels

32 It Ended on an Oily Stage

33 Frida

34 Let's Jump In

35 Hugs

36 Lean

37 Burn Baby Burn

38 The Enemy Guns

39 The Fitted Shirt

40 Bird On a Wire

41 Gravity's Bringing Us Down

42 Street Joy

43 Get Under It

44 Harmed

45 Torn Maps

46 Be My Hooker

47 Strange Weather (Shadows Dance Version)

48 Never

49 Drag Days

50 Haircut

 

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