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Leave
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Foreign
02:33
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Baby Jesus
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Cool / Cowtown
04:02
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Pop
01:45
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Corners
03:27
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Don't Be
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Here
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Order
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Your Food Louisville, Kentucky
You knew you were in the presence of something powerful whenever they played. Their sound was open and catatonic. Cathartic. You recognized it right away." — Britt Walford (Slint drummer)
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