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No Motiv Songs
- 924
- Ashes
- Audition
- Believe
- Born Again
- Brand New Day
- Break It Down
- Broken And Burned
- Celebrate
- Death In Numbers
- Don't Ask
- Dysfunctional Love Song
- Dysfuntional Love Song
- Empty
- Fall From Grace
- False Trust
- Friends
- Get A Life
- Give Me Strength
- God Save
- Going Numb
- Grey Notes Fall
- Heavy
- Independence Day
- Into The Darkness
- Is This Fred?
- Laid To Rest
- Last Chance
- Lay Off
- Let It Go
- Life Goes On
- Listen
- Lost
- Mid-season Change
- My Time
- Neverending Cloudy Day
- New Beginnings
- No Hope
- Nocturnal
- Nostalgia
- Only You
- Out Of Reach
- Problems
- Remember
- Requiem
- Ricki's Lake
- Robot Eyes
- Savior
- Scarred For Life
- School Sucks
- Shells
- So Long
- So What
- Solemn
- Somewhere
- Space Age Love Song
- Stay
- Sunday At 6:00 P.m.
- The Bridge
- The Waiting Hurt
- Throw In The Towel
- To The Roots
- Tomorrow
- Tribute
- True Reality
- Two Years
- Where Did You Go
- White Lies
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No Motiv is a punk rock band from Oxnard, California signed to Vagrant Records. As of 2006, No Motiv were the 'oldest' Vagrant band, having been with Vagrant Records longer than any other artist on the Vagrant roster. The current No Motiv line up includes former bassist Roger Camero behind the drum kit. Camero never left the band, but rather moved to the drums when drummer Pat Pedraza left the band to join alternative rock band From Satellite. Their first album, Cynical, was distributed by Edge Records. Their second album Scarred is a collection of unreleased demos and remixes also released by Edge Records. No Motiv subsequently left Edge for unspecified reasons. The band is known for rarely, if ever, playing songs from these two albums at their live shows. The band had its greatest success with the 2004 release Daylight Breaking, which reached #36 on Billboard's Top Independent albums chart. During the past two years, No Motiv has played only two live shows. The first took place on June 11, 2006, at the Livery Theatre in Ventura, CA, as a benefit show for the closing of the venue, as well as a reunion of legendy sadcore band The Whereabouts. No Motiv most recently played an impromptu set in 2008 with Le Meu Le Purr at Billy O's in Ventura CA.
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