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Anxiety
01:42
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Werewolves of Lundgren
03:12
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Show Donkey
02:13
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Party Line Pride
02:20
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Feed The Habit
00:59
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Hot Shot
01:55
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Meth Watch
01:46
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Permanent Midnight
02:45
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Turpin' Ain't Easy!
01:58
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10. |
Human Condition
04:41
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11. |
So Many Things
02:47
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12. |
Brutal Authority
01:50
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Poolside Leper Society Bend, Oregon
Everett Dahl: Vox / Bass
Reede Nichols: Drums
Stephen Turpin: Guitar / vox
Mike Rich: Guitar / vox
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