Get all 19 Lemon Law releases available on Bandcamp and save 50%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Dirty Dozen, Royal Tease, Chill Your Gills, Lemon Law Presents: The Ariana Cuts, United Mistakes, 2019 Live!, So Long and Thanks For All The Seeds, The First 15 Years, and 11 more.
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7.5 - Live
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Achievement Whore - Live
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Thanks Tipper - Live
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Pergo - Live
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Caviar - Live
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The Last Time - Live
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Faux Bro - Live
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Crabs - Live
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Jesus For Sale - Live
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Ryan's Song - Live
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Kompromat - Live
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Republicunt - Live
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Lemon Law New Hartford, New York
We've been playing punk rock with a blend of hardcore, ska & pop punk since 2001. We've put together 11LPs, a couple Live albums, a few EPs, have been on a few punk/ska comps, a couple lame music videos & a really good one too! We've played w/ The Queers, Guttermouth, The Ataris, Teenage Bottlerocket, Masked Intruder, Flatfoot 56, Green Jelly, Whole Wheat Bread, Red City Radio amongst many others. ... more
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