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intro version 1
04:49
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2. |
mashine
03:43
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3. |
stain
04:05
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4. |
night terrors
05:26
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5. |
so what?
03:36
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6. |
twenty-eight words
04:21
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7. |
chew
03:16
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9. |
leave me alone
04:36
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10. |
religious excuses
03:40
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11. |
all lower case
03:51
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12. |
here we go again
05:09
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Rae Elbow and the Magic Beans UK
rae elbow - digital constructs (& tenuous grip)
ms. c - drums (& bangy things)
sanj - bass (&
instruments the others refuse to play)
io - guitars (& stringed things)
bob - keyboards (& grumpiness)
albabaloo - dada (& dada)
... more
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