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The Fastest Clock I Own
02:30
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Even In Texas
03:14
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Certain Cigarettes
03:19
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Swallowed Up
02:48
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Toothmarks
02:18
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Don't Explain
01:59
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'Bad News'
00:06
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New Epicurean
03:38
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Mod Lamp
03:26
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Ratship
02:06
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Treasure Trailer
02:43
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Arkadelphia
07:13
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Untitled Outtake
03:48
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Bob Bucko Jr Dubuque, Iowa
"All over the free-music map from jazz to drone to noise, and ruling in each area and every adjacent territory he crosses." - Rick Ele, KDVS
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