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Instro!
04:09
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Underdog
03:38
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Reading
02:55
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Seconds and Thirds
01:35
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Lodi Dodi(Cover)
04:47
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Sheets
04:05
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The Dress
03:51
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Le Fighting
03:49
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Out of the graveyard
03:16
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Heartbeat
05:06
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Pattern 12
04:08
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Black Beach
03:25
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Borderline
03:33
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Dreamboat
04:35
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Teen Wolf
04:18
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We got the gold(live)
04:44
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Ancient Animals East Los Angeles, California
Ancient Animals started in the summer of 2010 in response to the stale scene in Los Angeles. They combined the chaotic sound of The Germs with Phil Spector’s signature wall of sound with the goal of bringing Lou Reed’s cynical view of the world to the sunny beaches of California... ... more
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