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animal (studio)
03:02
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railroad (studio)
00:21
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germany (studio)
03:06
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soap in my eye (studio)
02:10
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may 12 pt. 1
03:40
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may 12 pt. 2
03:21
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gravity
04:13
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lipstick demo
01:41
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bullfrog
02:02
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interlude
00:36
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june 4 pt. 1
00:29
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june 4 pt. 2
00:41
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one two three four
02:15
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stop smoking (cover)
01:43
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west wind
01:20
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