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Bury My Burden
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Blue Jay
02:47
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These Woods Of Stones
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Another Chance (To Blow)
03:33
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Hey Hey Rider
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Yes I Am
03:01
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Saturday Night
03:53
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Pill Hill
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Tourist
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The Roaring 420s Dresden, Germany
Blending surf rock and late 60s pre-Punk into Eastern psychedelia The Roaring 420s from Dresden, Germany, rather sound like an obscure little gem discovered at a garage sale in California. Roughly located somewhere between The Beach Boys and The Velvet Underground, they’re bursting out with twangy guitars, groovin' organ and an electric sitar! ... more
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