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*intro*
00:48
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3. |
Untitled Number One
03:43
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4. |
A Million Days
02:25
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5. |
I Don't Know Why
02:06
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Boys, Girls and Surgeons
01:48
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Bridge Burner
02:48
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8. |
Get Away
01:30
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9. |
Mutilate Us
02:28
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10. |
A Poor Sense of Timing
01:33
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11. |
Rainy Days
01:56
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12. |
Saturday Night
02:23
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13. |
Say What?
01:43
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14. |
Slow Down
01:58
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15. |
Stay a While
02:47
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16. |
Stories
02:23
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17. |
The Death They Claim
03:22
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18. |
Those Long Arms
02:01
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19. |
Tune In Tokyo
02:13
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20. |
Ring of Fire
03:05
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21. |
Yip Get Em Up
00:59
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AM/FM Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The post-punk duo AM/FM is Brian Sokel and Michael Parsell. They operated primarily between 1999 and 2003. However, new music is being released currently.
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