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Mescaline Swords
00:26
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I Know You
03:54
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Surf'a'Sofin
01:21
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Skeet
04:11
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Valley
02:43
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Y.O.
02:47
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Cost of Privilege
02:05
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Truth and Consequences
03:27
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Second Time Around
03:50
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Naked in the Trees
10:18
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PBLC San Antonio, Texas
We started in San Anto, Tejas in a very tiny living room. With just 2 people. There have been some minor change and big changes. We are now a three piece. We make the sounds that come to us. We don't want to be a band that makes a specific type of music. We want the freedom to always be able to try something new. Even if it sounds bad. ... more
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