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Aware
05:03
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Save Yourself
02:28
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123
01:46
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Blue Star
03:05
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Stuff
02:43
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Oh Song
02:26
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Sayin It
03:25
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Knock Knock
02:28
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Hello My Name Is
03:19
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Get the Wig Out
01:46
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Smack Dab
02:54
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Me So Sorry
03:23
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Shellshag New York
Any musician you talk to that is familiar with Shellshag regularly uses one word to describe these DIY stalwarts: Inspiring. Over the years, the duo has grown into Brooklyn’s answer to Dead Moon, transcending the simple label of “a band” and becoming an institution in their own right. ... more
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Any given album from the Mountain Goats is a genuinely unique experience and this is certainly no exception. :)
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The Jordan Lake Sessions: Volumes 1 and 2
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This song is an anthem for me. I will survive out of spite to those that don't want me to.
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