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Encyclopedia Galactica
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I'm Ok You're Ok
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Parole Dancer
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Wednesday
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HI 5
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Enjoy
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Al Gore Rhythm
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Onward
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For Pluto
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Jonathan D. Matthews North Carolina
"If I had to describe his music, the first word that comes to mind is earnest. Much like the man who produces it, It is not
pretending to be anything it's not. At times his music is punctuated by ambient noise but the noise is never cloying, pointless or to ill-effect."
- Chad Alderman (Reflections on History's Worst Criminal)
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