About the Expectorated Sequence
From Montreal, Quebec, Canada “It all has been said before, but you still won’t listen.” Canadian band Expectorated Sequence has witnessed its share of disasters. Now after two releases in the first decade of the 21st century, the band is now able to present their very first LP, five years in the making, which spits out every bit of anger these Canadians have piled on in their attic: “The Prolonged Disaster”. The punk metal act Expectorated Sequence was formed in early 2002.
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Top Tracks
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Roland made the Paper
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Whores And Assholes
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he's in love
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listening to elvis
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sandwich maker
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I Am The Best Person Ever
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welcome to my haircut
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enfant de chienne
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loser
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another blown light bulb
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sixty-nine on a sexy night
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the prolonged disaster
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Drinking Cocktails with Little
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untitled yet
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My Dick is So Hard I Could Be in School
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The Instructor's Notes Were in
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Stepping in Dog Shit is So Ear
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No One Has Bigger Balls than G
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the Instructor's notes were in a tangle
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My Dick is So Hard I Could Be
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Drinking Cocktails with little Straw Hats
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Stepping in Dog Shit is So Early 90's
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No One Has Bigger Balls than God
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the Errors of a little boy
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cock and bull story
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Don't you look sharp tonight
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No One got Bigger Balls Than God
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the instructor's note were in a tangle
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Black Laugh
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I'am the best person ever
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Drinking Cocktail With The little Straw Hat
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Battle
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The Bombardment Begins
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You'll Dance
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Another Mayday
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Beauties Are Fast-Forgiven, Ugliness Easily-Forgotten
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Gathering Strength
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Scum Of The Earth
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Beauties Are Fast-Forgotten Ugliness Easly-Forgotten
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Hairy Days
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My Steady Ground
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Dark And Bright
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Terminus
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Comfort And Discouragement
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Mourning Melody
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stepping in dog shit is so early 90s
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From now on...
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beauties are fast-forgiven ugliness easily-forgotten
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Eugene
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Building A Freedom/Lullaby
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