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Whatever, I Don't Care Or: The Two Tone One (Live in Studio)

from Why Should We Try? by Don't Mess With Winkie

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This was recorded during a live tracking session we did with Aaron Stanley right before we started "Charlie Eats The World."

This song wasn't new when we decided it should be recorded. We all thought the song was good. We played it live, but it was never given a name. We referred to it as the Two Tone One, so we could differentiate it from the other untitled track we had at the time. That one ended up being Whole Wheat Bread (And Their Tendencies Towards Violence." When we tracked this song in the studio, it needed a name. I asked Nick what we should call it, and he said 'Whatever, I don't care.'

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from Why Should We Try?, released July 22, 1967

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