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In My Head
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Try Me Out
04:54
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Cruel Because
05:24
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In the Bottle of Strange
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My Song My Way
04:28
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Take Me Down
05:21
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The Denver Trio
05:39
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Metal Heads
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Xmas Lights
03:53
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Money&King New York
Based in Brooklyn and LA. Like if The Bee Gees were dropped by Robert Stigwood in '75 and never made it big in America by crossing over into disco, and instead were like, "alright, boys, this is our last chance: let's make that big experimental album that we've always dreamed of..." but—being The Bee Gees—it was only so experimental... ... more
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