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 {{Infobox Album |
 |  Name        = A Small Circle of Friends: A Germs Tribute
 |  Type        = Album
 |  Artist      = Various artists
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+|  Cover       = Germstributecover.jpeg
-|  Released    = 1996
+|  Released    = [[1996]]
 |  Recorded    = various
 |  Genre       = benefit
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-'''''A Small Circle of Friends: A Germs Tribute''''' is a 1996 compilation album.
+'''''A Small Circle of Friends: A Germs Tribute''''' is a [[1996]] compilation album.
 ==Overview==
-''A Small Circle Of Friends'', as the title suggests, pays tribute to The Germs, a seminal, yet short-lived punk band from Los Angeles in the late 70s.  Led by the mercurial Darby Crash (aka Bobby Pyn, the subject of the 2007 film ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0384683/ What We Do Is Secret]''), and featuring future [[Nirvana]]/[[Foo Fighters]] member Pat Smear, the band managed to leave a mark on music history despite recording only one full album.  Many relevant (or at least popular) acts of the mid-90s show their appreciation with covers of songs from The Germs' limited catalog, including [[That Dog]], The Holez (Hole featuring Pat Smear), Flea (of the Red Hot Chili Peppers), and Matthew Sweet.
+''A Small Circle Of Friends'', as the title suggests, pays tribute to The Germs, a seminal, yet short-lived punk band from Los Angeles in the late 70s. Led by the mercurial Darby Crash (aka Bobby Pyn, the subject of the 2007 film ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0384683/ What We Do Is Secret]''), and featuring future [[Nirvana]]/[[Foo Fighters]] member Pat Smear, the band managed to leave a mark on music history despite recording only one full album. Many relevant (or at least popular) acts of the mid-90s show their appreciation with covers of songs from The Germs' limited catalog, including [[That Dog]], The Holez (Hole featuring Pat Smear), Flea (of the Red Hot Chili Peppers), and Matthew Sweet.
 ==Track listing==