Various Artists - Roger Sings The Hits
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Please send all contributions to kiwitapes (at) gmail.com. All New Zealand-related contributions are welcome, if it's not on this site we want it.
Please note the following the closing of the site, the download links will not be taken down. All the closing means is no new updates.
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http://www.divshare.com/download/1796071-4cc
This great cassette-only release was available only as part of a one-off run of 500 copies and was sold exclusively on the night of the Auckland Flying Nun 10th Anniversary Party, held at the Powerstation on the 20th of September 1991. Here's the track listing:
Jean Paul Sartre Experience - "What's Going On" (Fetus Productions)
Straitjacket Fits - "Flex" (Jean Paul Sartre Experience)
Able Tasmans - "Getting Older" (The Clean)
The Bats - "I Don't Want You Anyway" (Look Blue Go Purple)
Chris Knox - "Whole Weird World" (The Chills)
David Kilgour - "The Brain That Wouldn't Die" (Tall Dwarfs)
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