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Two Hippies
02:44
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Be Dry My Bleeding Heart
02:58
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Everything Twice
02:24
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Tropical Fish
01:52
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Asleep In The Sun
04:10
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Hot Tub
03:01
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Dark Like The Weather
02:45
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Satellite's Down
02:18
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Sittin' On The Grass
02:45
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Thunder and Lightning
03:45
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Kill The Kaiser
02:14
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Squaaks Baltimore, Maryland
The Baltimore-bred indie-rock outfit, Squaaks, was conceived in an art school dorm room as the bastard lovechild of a toy Wurlitzer keyboard and a four-track cassette recorder. This passionate union resulted in a diverse litter of tunes coupled by crunchy guitars, a driving rhythm and catchy melodies. ... more
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