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Stonehenge
01:54
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Gen X Slacker
02:26
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Gettin' Outta Hand
02:20
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My Nine Eleven
02:15
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Iced Creame
02:20
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Animal Crackers
01:42
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Gov't
02:12
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One on None
02:07
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Hijole, Mi Futura
02:55
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On Christmas Eve
03:16
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Lies (intro)
01:46
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A Good Boyfriend
02:13
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Crazy Ski Trip Revisited
01:00
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Forgotten Ex Blues
02:43
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Fuck You Natasha
02:33
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Texas band known for its momma-i'm-comin'-home-late guit riffs.
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