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Dirt Blasting Danger
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Floppy
01:45
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Same Kinda Crazy
01:24
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Viking Hegemony
02:04
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Rock n Roll Thrift Store
01:07
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Can't Call It The Wall
02:24
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Immediately Dated
01:39
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Gimme Ergot Poisoning
01:15
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Ted
00:54
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I wanna give a TED talk about rock and roll. I wanna tell em all the shit I know. I got a slide show!
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Discarded Bandage
02:39
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Hoping To Lose Interest
01:58
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Bucket T
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Rip Van Taylor Nova Scotia
RVT has played in Stop Motion Massacre, Gilbert Switzer, the Chitz and other Halifax bands going back to the early 90s.
stopmotionmassacre.bandcamp.com
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