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Of New York City
03:41
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2. |
I Hate Myself
02:24
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3. |
Just Close The Door
02:48
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Madeline, My Dear
04:35
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How Was Your Weekend?
02:58
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Raincoat
03:43
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8. |
No Place To Grieve
05:49
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9. |
Vera
02:50
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10. |
Your Heart Is Open Wide
03:45
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11. |
Don't Lose Your Words
05:51
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12. |
Such A Long Time
02:22
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13. |
Me & You
04:33
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The Frequencies San Francisco, California
Members:
Dane Levis
Daniel Quinn
Pat Dickson
Duvie
DATES:
5/28- PA's Lounge Somerville, MA
6/5- Modern Gypsy Manchester, NH
6/6- Pianos NYC
6/8- The Flask Portland, ME
6/11- Firehouse 13 Providence
6/19- Bar Matchless NYC
6/25- Bowery Electric, NYC
6/30- Midway Cafe Boston
7/9- Cantab Lounge Boston
7/11- The Way Station NYC
7/25- The Flat NYC
... more
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