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Intro
00:41
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Tiptoe Suicidal
03:06
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Two Eyes Drowning
02:49
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Riverbed
04:20
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So Would I
03:37
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Crime Baby
02:59
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Joyless Ride
04:17
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Two Little Sirens
03:08
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Stephanie
03:27
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10. |
Burn a Cross
04:21
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11. |
Lonely Town
02:52
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12. |
Mostly Ghostly
03:46
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13. |
Dead Tired
02:09
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14. |
El Radio Fantastique Point Reyes Station, California
If Anton Lavey, Frank Sinatra and David Bowie dropped acid in New Orleans and had an orgy with The Beatles, their unholy offspring would be El Radio Fantastique.
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