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My Sweet Revenge
03:17
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Aunt Polly's Dream
02:49
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Two Messages
02:49
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Lunatic
03:22
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Like a Habit
04:00
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El Rodeo
02:52
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Going to Grilder
03:40
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Red Handed
03:15
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Chrome Stilettos
03:20
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Garbo's Wag
01:39
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Planeside Purchase, New York
- a manic combustion of good old American r' n' r and an underlying hip hugging groove, played with punk ferocity that will leave the hair standing on the back of your ass! The band's raw sound is turbulent yet sleek, and seems to reflect every aspect of Americana they've collided with amidst their journeys. ... more
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