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A.I. Sings the Blues
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Morning Has Fallen
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A Foreign Engineer
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Tunnel to Tunnel
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Between Stations
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Sustained/Muted
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Pine Trees in the Fen
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Almost Fell in the River
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Eyeduhno
04:15
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Disordered States
02:40
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The Whales of Boise
06:51
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Bug Tussle
07:48
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With a Crow's Eye
12:56
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Bomis Prendin Washington, D.C.
Bomis Prendin - The early years: We got together sometime in 1978, refugees from the liberal and other arts, five post-
adolescent DC-area transplants from Richmond and Pittsburgh. Within a few weeks, we were free-styling noisily in a living room cluttered with guitars and amps, a wheezing antique organ, rewired plastic
musical toys, and a half-dozen analog effects.
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