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Simple Machines Records Working Holiday

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The Working Holiday series We've always been fond of complicated projects, as well as involving people in a special event. As members of the Sub Pop singles club in the late 80s, we remembered the anticipation and joy of receiving our monthly present from Sub Pop, and we wanted to recreate those feelings with a Simple Machines project.

Simple Machines Working Holiday: May - Bratmobile Songs ...

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For unknown reasons left off Simple Machines' eventual Working Holiday! compilation CD, Bratmobile 's entry in the singles series celebrates Asian Heritage Month with "I Love You, You Little Crocodile," a minute of bashing, crashing grrrl-punk sung in Thai by Allison Wolfe -- definitely one of the project's stranger, more awkward moments.5/10

Simple Machines Working Holiday: May - Bratmobile ...

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Find album release information for Simple Machines Working Holiday: May - Bratmobile on AllMusic5/10

Working Holiday - Working Holiday / Various - Amazon.com Music

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Label: Simple Machines; ASIN: B000003M3O; Customer Reviews: Be the first to write a review; Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #727,165 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl) #62713 in Alternative Rock (CDs & Vinyl) #20253 in Indie Rock #292652 in Rock (CDs & Vinyl)

Simple Machines - Wikipedia

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The Working Holiday! 7" series followed. Simple Machines promoted cooperation with other indie labels all over the United States, and the "sell it at a fair price" ethic. The label also released a compilation of bands covering their "favourite Beat Happening covers". The profits were donated to a youth at risk home in Washington D.C.