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Intro
00:15
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Love
02:26
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My Bad Self
02:40
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5. |
Never Gonna Let You Down
03:15
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Close Apart
03:22
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Milo
01:48
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Montclair
02:12
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Peace And Quiet
02:26
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Reason For Living
02:53
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11. |
Better Do Something
01:58
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12. |
Tell Me Things
03:00
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She's Giving Me A Flower
02:46
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14. |
Everybody, Oh Yeah
03:11
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15. |
Mouse's Head
02:12
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16. |
Pink Love
04:23
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17. |
Compacent Americans
02:41
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18. |
Contract Violation
02:45
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Rain Parade Oakland, California
Rain Parade is a band that was originally active in the Paisley Underground scene in Los Angeles in the 1980s, and that reunited and resumed touring in 2012.
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