Band of Monsters: Final Halloween 2003
by King Liar & the Brutes
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Streaming + DownloadPurchasable with gift card
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Final Bone of Contention
01:35
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2. |
Ape in America
03:31
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3. |
G.A.Y.S.
00:58
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Halloween
02:45
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5. |
They
01:58
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I Hate You
04:37
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Ghost Cop in my House
03:15
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Night of the Sadist
02:44
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9. |
Louie Louie
03:08
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10. |
Wheel of Justice
01:50
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11. |
Woodwasp
02:15
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12. |
Police Boss
02:24
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Strychnine
01:49
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Slingblade
03:11
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15. |
The Witch
02:19
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16. |
Harold's Theme
03:51
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17. |
Empty Heart
03:18
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18. |
Where Eagles Dare
02:04
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19. |
The Crusher
02:44
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20. |
Shipman Shipman
02:40
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21. |
Blood
00:59
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about
On Halloween 2003, King Liar & the Brutes became a Band of Monsters and played a 54 minute in-character live set at Dr Drakes, Aberdeen. The audience and DJs quickly lost patience, but the band were not to be reasoned with. Now, 12 years on, a tinny bootleg recording of the entire interminable set can finally be uploaded to the internet.
Album download comes with special treats.
Album download comes with special treats.
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released October 31, 2015
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King Liar & the Brutes Aberdeen, UK
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Oct 2023 -
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