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Cassmark song "The Bowl", from the Self-Titled album. Cassmark (aka Sarcastic Remark) is lyricist.

Cassmark song "Flash", from the Self-Titled album. Jim writes and records the Cassmark music with guitars, bass guitars, drums, keyboards, programming, his voice, and whatever else he comes across to use. Releasing material since 2008, Jim's been involved with music since his childhood.

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Cassmark - Self-Titled (2008). Cassmark (aka Sarcastic Remark) is lyricist Jim Louie's musical engine. Check out the tunes, read the lyrics and the Cassifieds & Sarcasties, eye the Postcards from Around the Universe and the live shows, and dance!

Cassmark song 'Gangsta Grunge', from the Coolico album (2019). Taking Back What Was Always There. Album: Coolico (2019). Cassmark song 'Taking Back What Was Always There', from the Coolico album (2019). I Was Only Trying to Impress. Cassmark song 'I Was Only Trying to Impress', from the Coolico album (2019). Cassmark song 'Inferior Superior', from the Coolico album (2019). Cassmark song 'Cousin Oliver', from the Coolico album (2019).

album Weekly Top. album Pop Hotlist. Rose (Cassmark Music Video). Rose (Cassmark - Self-Titled). Graceland (Cassmark - Homemade 3-Songer). Silverback (Cassmark - Homemade 3-Songer). The Bowl (Cassmark - Self-Titled).

Twenty One Pilots is the self-titled debut studio album by American band Twenty One Pilots, released independently on December 29, 2009. The album sold 115,000 copies and peaked at number 139 on the . Billboard 200. It is the only album to feature bassist Nick Thomas and drummer Chris Salih before they both left the band in 2011.

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The Self-Titled Album trope as used in popular culture. Their second album was ELO 2. Said second album should not be confused with Electric Light Orchestra Part II, which is the self-titled debut for the spin-off band of the same name. Peter Gabriel's first four albums, all literally titled Peter Gabriel - though due to Executive Meddling, the fourth was released in the . The first three are often listed as "Car," "Scratch," and "Melt," after their album covers. Paul Hardcastle's smooth jazz albums are named Hardcastle followed by a number.