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Yeah, and they were from San Francisco, not Los Angeles. Hmm...
Yeah, and they were from San Francisco, not Los Angeles. Hmm...

No, they released two singles (which were re-recorded for the album) and then Fresh Fruit. There was no EP before this.


Was this really the best '''known''' album? The religious right got really pissed at In God We Trust, Inc., and the PMRC went after Frankenchrist. So it's certainly not the most controversial.

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Didn't they release a single and an EP first?

-- Yeah, and they were from San Francisco, not Los Angeles. Hmm...

No, they released two singles (which were re-recorded for the album) and then Fresh Fruit. There was no EP before this.


Was this really the best known album? The religious right got really pissed at In God We Trust, Inc., and the PMRC went after Frankenchrist. So it's certainly not the most controversial.

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