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Intro
00:27
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Avalon by Braille
03:33
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Gogirlkillswitch
04:24
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My Most Hated Love Song
03:43
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Don's Turf Motel
04:55
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Discontent
01:21
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Here Come the Americans
04:08
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Adios Miss November
05:13
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Swill and Swagger
00:24
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Sirens
05:56
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The John Wilkes Kissing Booth Long Beach, California
The John Wilkes Kissing Booth were most of the time: Derrick Brown, Jeff Numainville, Tony Joe Neal, Paul Smith, and David Beeman. Rythym section included at different times: Jason Boesel, Jory Walker, Jason Donnell, and some other righteous dudes. We had some good times. Times. ... more
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