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Shaker
04:04
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All The Time
03:42
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Louise
06:54
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Return From The Ice
05:19
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How Sweet I Roamed
03:09
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Germs
04:35
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Shore Power
04:34
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Always Late
05:45
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Midnight Cowboy
03:27
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Chew
06:07
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Too Much Time
04:11
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Vibrato
04:40
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Pico
04:19
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Stray (Demo)
06:09
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Smokey
05:24
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Steve Hadley, Mark Lightcap, and Richie Lee.
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