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Credits

Lead Performance: Paw
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PAW Death to Traitors (A&M) Gritty vocals, grungy guitars, lyrical acoustic interludes -- at first, Paw sounds like another Replacements/ Nirvana hybrid. But this sophomore album kicks in after three or four spins -- two or three more than it should take for great rock to make its impact. The keeper is ''Hope I Die Tonight,'' an anthem for incurable romantics, not suicid al depressives. B


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