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Ride Off Into the Sunset
02:51
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Soft Reputation
02:26
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Wasted It
00:52
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Sunken Eyes
01:22
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Satellite Station
02:59
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Wear a Halo
01:17
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Golden Telephone!
02:16
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Pizza Crust Trust
01:11
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Please Lorraine
03:05
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Movin' Thru
00:47
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Stupid Game
02:16
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Gold Hills Theme
01:37
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Gold Coast Marauders
02:46
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Unlikely Friends Tacoma, Washington
The best hardly known, under-practiced pop band in the Pacific Northwest.
Featuring Charles
Bert (Math and Physics Club), D. Crane (BOAT), Chris McFarlane (Jigsaw Records) and a rotating cast of thousands including Mark McKenzie (BOAT), Jackson Long (BOAT), Ethan Jones (Math and Physics Club), Evan Mosher ("Awesome").
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