1. |
i. 20
00:52
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2. |
I. Free Silver
04:12
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3. |
ii. Hamilton, U.
02:28
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4. |
II. Some Things
04:08
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5. |
iii. 40
01:24
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6. |
III. Tokyo
04:32
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7. |
iv. rest | resentment
04:46
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8. |
IV. Fuck the Strokes
04:20
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9. |
V. 20 or 40
04:00
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Phony Danza New Haven, Connecticut
Americana / Fusion / Experimental / Indie
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