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Brace, Smile
02:56
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Kansas Slam
03:11
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They Go Up
02:13
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Cannonball
02:42
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Stale Air
04:04
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Passive Active
02:42
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A Mile Of Rope
02:39
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A Song About Boats
02:45
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Ghost
04:10
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Lame-O Records Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Pressing the good stuff since 2012.
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