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This Is Not the Target Market is the second album by New Zealand

New Zealand

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Steriogram

Steriogram is a rock band that formed in Auckland, New Zealand, in 1999. Their 2004 song "Walkie Talkie Man" was used in an advertisement for the iPod and a number of films and video games.-Formation and first album, 1999–2005:...

. It was their first independent release after leaving major label Capitol Records

Capitol Records

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Track listing

"Get Up" – 2:45
"Talk About It" – 2:32
"Own Way Home" – 2:42
"Sitting Above Me" – 2:36
"Wasted" – 2:41
"Satan Is a Lady" – 3:03
"Just Like You" – 2:22
"Muchacha" – 3:01
"Built on Lies (Gangster)" – 2:34
"Kare Kare" – 3:24

Bonus tracks

"Send Me Out – 2:29
"Walkie Talkie Man (live)" – 2:50
"Satan Is a Lady (live)" – 3:10
"Roadtrip (live)" – 7:32

Personnel

Tyson Kennedy - (vocals)
Tim Youngson - (guitar)
Brad Carter - (vocals/guitars)
Jared Wrennall - (drums/vocals)
Jake Adams - (bass guitar)

Release history

Year	Type	Label	Catalog #
2007	CD	Toshiba EMI	66651
2007	CD	Short Stack	001
2007	CD	Rock Ridge	61148

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