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Rough Trade

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Rough Trade
(1) Violent, often brutal sex acts.
(2) A person, especially a male prostitute, who engages in or appears likely to engage in such acts.
(3) A tough or violent, casual sexual partner, especially, a lorry/truck driver, construction worker, or docker
(4) A tough, supermasculine appearance of normally heterosexual males seeking an occasional homosexual experience


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Byline: Clemmie Moodie & Danielle Lawler BLUR fans tried out some rather odd chants at the lads' surprise gig at Rough Trade in East London on Monday.
Over the last three decades, Rough Trade Records has earned a reputation as one of the premier independent record labels in the UK, an artist-friendly company known for signing trailblazing acts such as Arcade Fire, The Strokes, The Libertines, The Fall, and The Smiths.
JEFFREY LEWIS & THE JUNKYARD: 'Em Are I Verdict: NOT quite sure what the title means, but this part-comic, part-musician releases his fifth album on Rough Trade.
 
 
 
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