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Spinning Out
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The Onceler
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Rollover
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I Woke Up
02:39
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Big Fight
03:59
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All I Know
03:08
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Planet of the Apes
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Deconstruct
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No Show
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Shepherd to Lost Sheep
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Flashbulbs
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Pinehurst Kids Portland, Oregon
Formed in 1995 - Pinehurst Kids songs are intensely personal lyrics aside insistent and compelling music, delivered with fervor and passion. "Davis plays like a man who fears the end could come any minute. His bandmates possess the same frantic pop grind as Superchunk, as well as the choirboy sweetness of Sunny Day Real Estate. The music's frail and fresh, and it goes by at 90 miles an hour."- AP ... more
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