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Power of the Universe
02:29
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Tranquillo
04:27
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The Roof
04:17
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What's a Friend to do
04:18
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Kitchen's Closed
03:43
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She Said
02:47
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Elephant
03:33
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The Book
03:59
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Elliot
04:45
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Paradox of Love
03:52
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New Peter Fonda Experience Glenside, Pennsylvania
Americana, Low Fi, Indie, Alt, Alt country, Psycho-Billy, Punko-Billy, Billy-Billy, Philly-Philly, and straight-ahead rock and roll.
Lots of labels, none apply; or maybe they all apply.
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