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Beginning (intro)
01:33
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2. |
Cicada
04:04
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3. |
Cthulhu's Gameboy
03:26
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4. |
Curiously Enough
03:32
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5. |
Dalek pt. 1
04:17
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Dickhole
03:14
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7. |
Eureka!
02:51
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8. |
Evolve
03:05
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9. |
Fuck It
04:00
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10. |
I Was Sad
04:00
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11. |
It's Raining Out
01:06
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12. |
Lobotomy
04:56
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13. |
Sprinkles Beat
02:56
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14. |
Stimulating Satisfaction
02:25
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15. |
Throw Back
02:17
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16. |
Wep-wawet
04:05
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17. |
Woopass
02:24
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Just Like Ammy Minnesota
Producer, label owner, composer, designer... if you choose to purchase my stuff thank you very much I really appreciate it.
Cheers to science and tunes!
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