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More Love (Riffaroo)
01:59
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Old Growth
02:10
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'Cept Do It
02:36
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Barflea
02:00
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N.A.M.E.
02:36
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Locals Only
01:16
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Grade School Hymn
03:35
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Price is Rich
01:39
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Toad
02:16
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Paranarc
03:14
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New Order Wave
02:38
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Fools Gallon
02:19
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Good Lung
03:04
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El Paso
03:03
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Long Ryder
02:47
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Rubber Shark
02:08
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Nephilim
03:01
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Tacoma Knights
02:49
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Won't Belong
03:12
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