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Aztec Song
03:14
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2. |
Something to Say
03:43
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Stranger in My Car
03:35
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Lights Out
05:41
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5. |
Freaks
05:31
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Modern Art
05:48
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Downtown Betty
03:55
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Bolognious Funk
02:30
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Portal
06:29
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Dojos Granite Falls, Washington
A three piece trio blending pop, rock, and funk. Featuring Christopher "Burger" Thomas on bass and vocals, Nick Michel on lead guitar and vocals, and Matt Wysocki on drums.
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