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Come
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Electricity On Wax
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Cadillac
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Are You Dead
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Shapeshifter
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Sonic Demon
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Crystal Ball
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Rainbows Are Free Norman, Oklahoma
"They're from somewhere in Oklahoma. The part of Oklahoma that has UFO cults, bathtub acid, wizard robes, custom vans and amplifiers the size of refrigerators. There's a good chance Rainbows will blow your mind for good, so use caution..." -Classic Rock Magazine ... more
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