Hidden Tracks
Early in their career, the hidden track from their first CD was played on the Dr. Demento show. "Inbred Local" was a thematic departure from their Renaissance-inspired music, and set a trend for including a hidden track at the end of every CD (currently 6 CDs under the Angry Folk label). This trend was broken on "Anchor Management". On their fourth album, "Liver, Let Die," guest artists are listed as "Proxy Boggards."
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