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Daydream
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Hidden Sector
02:17
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Song of Many Lyrics
03:19
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Hangover
02:11
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Big Star
02:42
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Pressure Treated
02:04
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A Combination of Things
02:37
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Lightray and Orion
01:42
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Federal Station
02:15
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Thunderless
03:09
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You and Yours
03:40
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Shine
02:56
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4 Days/ Pantherz
04:21
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The Joiner Inners New Haven, Connecticut
The Joiner Inners are, at various points in the history of the universe: Greg Antonini, JP Cyr, Andrew Higgins, Tom Nolan, Dave Pavelko, Chris Serapiglia (plus others whose last names i dont know).
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