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Destination Failure
Destination Failure is the third album by the Chicago-based pop punk band the Smoking Popes, released August 26, 1997 by Capitol Records. It was their second, and final, album for Capitol and their last before their nearly seven-year hiatus; their covers album "The Party's Over" was rejected by Capitol and the Smoking Popes disbanded in December 1998, reuniting in November 2005 to record "At Metro". "Destination Failure" was not as successful as the band's previous album "
girlfriends are being unfaithful and they would have more prosperous careers as civilians. In "38 Across" she accuses Hawkeye Pierce of war crimes for performing an experimental technique to successfully save the life of a North Korean POW.
See also.
- Propaganda in North Korea
- Pyongyang Sally
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- A list of United States Citizens on the S.S. Europa, sailing from Southampton, arriving at port of New York, Sep 9th, 1935. Compare destination address against record of Ms. Wallis