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Sir Swell Baxter III
02:01
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Faye Crumb Rips
03:04
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Don't Be Dick
02:40
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Spade Burns
02:31
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George's Face
02:48
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Nokie
02:07
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Jay Gatsby's Pursuit
02:13
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Ricky Enrique
02:53
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Rosemary's Bush
03:26
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Alice Summers
04:13
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Opaleye Encinitas, California
Armed only with circular saws, rubber boots, paint primer, and graphing calculators, Opaleye has taken coastal San Diego by surprise. Energy for their celebrated musical feats was found in the fruit trees of Encinitas' abodes and in the Pacific's legendary efficacy. The band thrives on entertaining those with a discerning partiality for the Southern California sound and heavily reverbed guitars. ... more
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