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Early Morning
03:59
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2002
03:17
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How to be a Man
00:25
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Apache Helicopter
00:12
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Remember Otis
04:36
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It Came from the Amp!!!
00:11
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Dr. Dr.
03:02
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Where'd the Couch Go?
01:19
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Strange Dreams
01:31
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TV Believer
04:02
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Sad Sabbath
02:18
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Brief Moment of Clarity
00:34
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Don't Wanna Die No More
03:16
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Transcendence
00:52
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Just Passing Through
04:22
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Hachiko Died (exitlude)
01:50
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Emerald Slim Ottawa, Ontario
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