About Liquor Bike
Fall of 1991, in the blue-collar city of Baltimore, David Koslowski had written some songs and recorded them on a cheap ass tape recorder. He asked his roommate Colin Preston to buy a bass guitar and form a band with him. Colin had never played an instrument beforeits the classic punk rock story. The two would go on to generate a machine like band known as Liquor Bike. The Bike would roll full steam ahead for 5 years until its inevitable crash in 1996.
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Top Tracks
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Plain To See
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P.R. Song #18
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Coward
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24 Kt.
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Nocturnal Ignition
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Lardass
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Miss Fortune
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Pummeled
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Trapdoor
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Swallow Me
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Armadillo Flats
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Cover It Up
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Pavements And Sidewalks
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Money Pocket
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Kings Of Butane
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Five Times Two And A Half
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Vicegrip
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Train Wreck
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Could It Be That I'm A Liar?
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Divining Rod
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Stomach (v.)
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Martini
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Sheela-Na-Gig
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Backbone
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Creature
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M Is For Meat
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Home Improvement Kit
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Cut-In Line
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Rise
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Bobbie's Corner
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Could It Be That I'm A Liar
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Superface
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Hi-Fi Sigh
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Robbie's Corner
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Ringpiece
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Miss for Tune
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Old-Fashioned
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Money-Pocket
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Asskisser
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Ass Kisser
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Ostracize
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Hi Fi Sigh
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(Extra Track)
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Denier
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Liquor Bike - Plain to See
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Tongue Tied (Demo)
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Lost (Demo)
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Next to You (7" Single)
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Plain to See (Compilation Track)
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