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The Opposite
04:28
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Junkie Talk
03:34
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Falling Little Ones
05:32
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No End in Sight
03:12
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Progress
03:31
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Cold Fingers
04:53
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Dogs
04:58
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Two-Man Giant Squid Brooklyn, New York
A Post-Punk band from Brooklyn. Whowouldathought
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