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MANNEQUIN
03:34
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2. |
ONE IN THE SAME
03:42
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ME N THE MAZE
04:21
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EXTENSION
05:46
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CIG AFTER CIG
03:08
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ROT 2
01:17
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CROSS THE BRIDGE
04:46
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THIS IS THE LAST STRAW
05:26
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10. |
ONLY ONE
03:32
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DONT BE A PHONE
05:08
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12. |
LOCK UP THE DUMPSTER
03:58
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13. |
SOMETHING TO LOSE
03:45
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Mondo Chaga Santa Cruz, California
Simmering in waters murky brown vanilla are chunks so potent many may not be ready to recognize what is the 'maximum potential' of such a hard-wood conk. The music of Mondo Chaga is meant to exfoliate the membrane; to expose the conditioned dulling of the senses; to prepare those of whom that may have forgotten what is coming and have become lazily attached to the cliche taste that has no taste. ... more
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