I Would Never Treat You Like That (original version)
by Indonesian Junk
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Written by Daniel James
Indonesian Junk is:
Daniel James - vocals, guitar, percussion
Johnny Cyanide - bass, bkg vocals
David Barootian - drums
Produced, engineered, and mixed by Daniel James
Recorded during the session for the Crimes 45 for a compilation which was never released
Indonesian Junk is:
Daniel James - vocals, guitar, percussion
Johnny Cyanide - bass, bkg vocals
David Barootian - drums
Produced, engineered, and mixed by Daniel James
Recorded during the session for the Crimes 45 for a compilation which was never released
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released June 2, 2015
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Indonesian Junk Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Daniel James is a musician / artist / writer based out of Milwaukee, WI. They are a member of World In Action, Chinese Telephones, Ramma Lamma, and Indonesian Junk. They also write and draw the Tomb of Nightmares comic book.
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May 31Milwaukee, WI
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Jun 1Chicago, IL
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Dec 2023 -
Mar 2021 -
Aug 2019 -
Oct 2017
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