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You're Cooked
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Compact Flashes
03:34
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Fruit Bat Blunder
01:37
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Plastic (You Want It)
02:46
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Interdependence
01:51
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Violence
02:51
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Flutter Freer
01:50
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Rush To The Pond
02:43
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Slow Motion Shadow
02:59
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Blueberry Barefoot
02:28
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Tripped Out Before Scott
02:47
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Heavenly
02:20
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Andy Helping Andy
02:39
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No Age Los Angeles, California
No Age is Randy Randall and Dean Spunt.
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A Light for Attracting Attention
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Springtime and Blind
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Before The Day Has Gone
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Flower Of Life [LP]
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