It Came from Canada, Vol. 5
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| It Came from Canada, Vol. 5 | ||
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| Compilation album by Various artists | ||
| Released | 1989 | |
| Genre | alternative | |
| Label | Og Music | |
| Various artists chronology | ||
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| It Came from Canada, Vol. 4 (1988) |
It Came from Canada, Vol. 5 (1989) |
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It Came from Canada, Vol. 5 was the fifth and final album in the It Came from Canada series of compilation albums, released in 1989 on Og Music.
[edit] Track listing
- Dik Van Dykes, "Chain Letter Massacre"
- Gordie Gordo & the G-Men, "Catch a Cow"
- The Desmonds, "Bureaucrat from Hell"
- Ulterior Motive, "Haunted House"
- Chris Houston, "Stupid TV Christians"
- The Vindicators, "You're Too Much"
- Hard Rock Miners, "Third Person"
- House of Knives, "It Came from Cambridge"
- Deja Voodoo, "Let Elvis Die"
- The Gruesomes, "You Weren't Using Your Head"
- The Stand GT, "Cool as Me"
- Ripcordz, "Long Dark Train"
- U.I.C., "Lite It'n'Fly"
- Supreme Bagg Team, "If You Could Read My Mind"
- 64 Funnycars, "Beathouse"
- Captain Crunch and Let's Do Lunch, "That Tune"
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