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Lord of the Files
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Satanic Exit
03:25
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Beach Bass
03:11
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The Doors
02:53
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Public Admirer
01:32
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My Prison
02:35
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Burger Queen
02:18
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Boy Division
02:05
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T.V./True Love
02:28
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Wild Pilgrims
03:38
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Kitchen Floor
04:09
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Lars Finberg Los Angeles, California
Deep breath: It’s been nearly 20 years of high marks Mr. Lars Aldric Finberg, shocking as that calculation may be to make. Be it as basher in A-FRAMES and THEE OH SEES, secret weapon of WOUNDED LION, architect of PUBERTY and administrator of THE INTELLIGENCE, his whirlwind presence has been a reliable one; that of an artist that people look for and look toward. ... more
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