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When You Go
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Sleeping With The Dogs
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Mind On Holiday
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Counting On The Joker
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Chasing Out The Dragons
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Ballad For Atlas
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Requiem Of Paranoia
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When The Angels Sing
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Show You My Dark Side
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Some Velvet Morning
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After The Morning
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Unless That Time Is Now
06:05
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Wherever You Are
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Pressure Highway Nevada City, California
From the dark and cryptic depths of psychedelic pop, a mysterious force arose that illuminated through the shadows of stained time. A wash of occult musicality and mystic rock spread from the Sierra Foothills and soon made its way to Tokyo, Japan and finally Austin, Texas. A rock and roll space circus sideshow that will reveal the hidden truths inside the listeners mind and unveil broken promises. ... more
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