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In the Rain
01:18
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Nobody Home
00:22
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Pissin' Off Dérive
02:14
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Born @ the Pie Bar
00:46
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Let It Be (Beatles)
02:22
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Doin' The Best I Can
00:39
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B-Coles Got the Funk
00:17
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Revolution (Beatles)
00:19
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Customer (Replacements)
01:08
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01:40
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Thee Arcadians Northampton, Massachusetts
Loud garage rock/psych punk from western mass.
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