Artist L7
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L7 - American society
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L7 - Andres
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L7 - Bad things
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L7 - Baggage
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L7 - Baggs
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L7 - Boys in black
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L7 - Bricks are heavy
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L7 - Bricks are heavy album
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L7 - Broomstick
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L7 - Burn baby
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L7 - Cool out
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L7 - Crackpot baby
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L7 - Diet pill
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L7 - Dispatch from mar a lago
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L7 - Everglade
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L7 - Fast and frightening
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L7 - Freak magnet
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L7 - Freeway
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L7 - Holding pattern
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L7 - I need
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L7 - List
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L7 - Lorenza giada alessandra
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L7 - Mantra down
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L7 - Masses are asses
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L7 - Me myself and i
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L7 - Monster
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L7 - Moonshine
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L7 - Ms 45
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L7 - Must have more
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L7 - Non existent patricia
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L7 - Off the wagon
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L7 - One more thing
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L7 - Packin a rod
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L7 - Pretend that we're dead
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L7 - Pretend that were dead
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L7 - Pretend were dead
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L7 - Questioning my sanity
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L7 - Right on thru
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L7 - She has eyes
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L7 - Shitlist
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L7 - Shove
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L7 - Slide
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L7 - Snake handler
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L7 - Stadium west
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L7 - Stuck here again
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L7 - Talk box
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L7 - The beauty process
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L7 - The beautycess
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L7 - Till the wheels fall off
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L7 - Used to love him
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L7 - War with you
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L7 - Wargasm
L7 is an American rock band formed in Los Angeles in 1985. Known for their raw sound and feminist punk attitude, they were a key part of the grunge and alternative rock scenes of the 1990s. The band combines heavy guitar riffs with politically charged lyrics and energetic performances. Fronted by Donita Sparks and Suzi Gardner, L7 is celebrated for their rebellious spirit, DIY ethic, and influence on both music and feminist movements.