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Bay of Pigs
01:51
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Coalshaft
03:42
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Got the Feeling It's
02:44
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Treasure Hunt
02:50
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Meaning of Life
03:52
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The Drugs We Take
03:13
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Spontaneous Combustion
03:26
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Someone We Once Knew
02:15
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Trigger Off
02:09
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See My World
02:34
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Party Pooper
03:56
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Suck My Rocks
03:05
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UXB
03:09
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Decensortized
04:08
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Spacey Seasick
03:57
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Deusexmachina
03:19
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Namby Pamby
03:30
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Wetmare
03:16
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Sudden Dearth
04:36
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Fifty/Fifty
03:42
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Big Brown World
03:40
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Bunco Unction
03:20
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The American Devices Montreal, Québec
Founded in 1980. Available for bookings.
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