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Between Being
03:25
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Project Bluebook
03:19
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Television
03:13
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Universal Mother
03:29
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Secret of the Pyramids
02:58
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Killing Reasons
03:11
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Automatic
03:40
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Dyed in the Wool
03:28
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As Big As The Sun
04:43
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Misery
04:13
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Paint and Anguish
03:47
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Spiral Wedge
05:13
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Swandive
04:36
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Nepenthe
05:57
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Ostrich
05:23
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In My Life
01:58
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Revolution 9 Woodbridge, Virginia
Revolution was:
Joe Crawford - Vocals
Mike Pond - Guitars
Jason Greyson - Bass and Drums
Kevin O'Brien - Drums and Bass
Tom Casey - Guitars
Micha Turnquist - Drums
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