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Catch the Moon
04:05
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The Paper Boy
04:24
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Johnny Thunder
02:58
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Heavy Traffic
04:31
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Post-Atomic Paradise
03:56
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Fairy Tale
02:37
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By the Roadside
02:35
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Flying Blind
05:03
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Luna
02:09
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DIG Albuquerque, New Mexico
Troubadour and Desert Exile. Alchemically spawned from a proscribed transmutation of Sun, fire, wind, dust, asphalt, deep fryer oil, cassettes, vinyl records, cd's, guitar strings, and sympathetic vibrations. All part of this balanced breakfast.
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