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Introduction/Slater
04:17
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Chubb
04:20
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Idle
04:50
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Drinking Is Portable
05:26
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F.M.
03:52
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Flamey the Cow
02:32
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John Churchill Charleston, South Carolina
Making lo-fi home recorded music since 1992.
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