About Ed Haynes
Current Portland Oregon resident, Ed Haynes first appeared on the musical radar in San Francisco after recording his first album, Ed Haynes Sings Ed Haynes in 1989. It featured the college radio and brief MTV staple "I Want To Kill Everybody". People Magazine reviewed this album in its May 1, 1989 issue, noted his "vague sense of social consciousness" and declared Ed "extremely interesting", a comment that Ed described as "somewhat interesting" in a press release.
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Top Tracks
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I Want to Kill Everybody
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Holiday Song
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Splash
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Wrecking Crew
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Talking Cat Blues
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Rude
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Father's Whiskey
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McFarland
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Evel Knievel
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Since I Quit Drinking
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Banner Day
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I-5
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One Brief Liaison with the Lady of the Afternoon
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Conveyor Belt
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Mikhail
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Wish You Were Here
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I Wanna Kill Everybody
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Salton Sea
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Underutilized Brain
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You'll be the First to Know
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It Just So Happens He's A Rock Star
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Banner Day (Live)
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Scurvy
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Little Jimmy's Teamster Blues
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Pigeons And Flies
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Anthrax
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Johnny and Joey
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Amish Girl
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Wedding Veil
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The Error Of My Ways
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Miserable Load
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Don't Raise your Shoes to me
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Tsunami
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I Love You So Much (I Hate Myself)
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Standard Time
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Grumpy Sad Hipster Girl
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A Mild Case Of Coma
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1964
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50 Simple Things
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Sfo International November '78
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Swinging Disco Orthodontist
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Good Afternoon Ferrante...et Al
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All of a Sudden Karl Malden
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Bowling Alley Boy
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Grain Silo Stainless Tank
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Hospital Bar
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Mid-Level Roller
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Tell Mother
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01 - I Want To Kill Everybody
50
Rough Year
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