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Oh Man
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Being Alone (live)
03:30
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We Regret (basement)
02:12
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Honey Dew
03:18
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Burn (live)
04:00
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Rise Up
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Breakyerheart (basement)
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The Poppy Song
02:07
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Sandanista
04:22
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NiceGuysHelpClub Asheville, North Carolina
We started out jamming the basement. First with two guitar players, then with two guitar players and a drum machine. Then a
drummer. Then nothing.
Then a bassist. Then another drummer. 2011 was pretty cool.
Then, back to two guitar players. All good things come back around.
We like the basement. You might like us.
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