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Psychedelephant
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Living by Proxy
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Mish Mash
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Avalanche
04:26
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Parasol
03:09
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Manifest Extirpation
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Turn the Screws
04:43
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Inflection Point
08:21
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Door to Nowhere
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Places on the Moon
03:49
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Sadbox Dayton, Ohio
For 10 years, guitarist and singer Paul Levy occasionally played his songs
to the spiders and pill bugs in the
basement. Professional training and a
fast growing family sidelined music and art and relegated it to the cool
dampness of the cellar. Eli Alban on guitar, Ryan Goudy on bass, and Ray Owens
on Drums.
... more
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