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Cut & Paste Friend
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Plague Waltz
03:13
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I'm a Heartless Genius
02:16
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Come My Way
04:57
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True Believer
02:43
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Long Distance Love
02:35
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Mannequin Lullaby
03:24
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Foolish Game
02:57
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Burning Curtains San Francisco, California
This is a record on the outskirts where plants have been wildly growing: Andrew Kerwin watering ferns, Steve Oriolo talking to snails, Tyson Vogel scaling redwood bark, Scott Rideout melting somewhere into the desert; the sprinkler has been left on for years-riff after riff, beat after beat, conceived in the heady waters between San Francisco and Oakland,recorded in Olympia,all analog, all LIVE! ... more
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