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That's How it Starts
02:59
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Concrete Cowboy >
05:00
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Bad Timing >
05:08
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Plastic Bag Tumbleweed
09:26
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The Quiet Corner
02:53
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Change the Channel
05:19
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Prosciutto in D Major
06:40
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Two Deer in Candlelight
04:07
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Technical Difficulties
06:08
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Shadow of a Dream
04:02
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In the Garden
02:37
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East River Caviar Connecticut
Two guys with guitars.
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Jul 24, 2018
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by Low Pagoda
A trippy blend of ’60s rock, jazz, soul, folk, funk, krautrock and world music; a robust LP inviting listeners to choose their own journey.
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The Spanish group's fifth collection of globally inspired psych jams references Anatolian rock, Andean folk, krautrock, flamenco, and more.
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