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I Know What It's Like

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It was a jam-packed evening, and we even got to fit in a request for Mission of Burma for Generoso and Lily, listening over the satcom from their armored zeppelin thrumming over the Iowa cornfields. Also: the world needs more Franklin Bruno.

It was a jam-packed evening, and we even got to fit in a request for Mission of Burma for Generoso and Lily, listening over the satcom from their armored zeppelin thrumming over the Iowa cornfields. Also: the world needs more Franklin Bruno.
Jeff Tweedy
SongArtistNotes
I Know What It's Like
Jeff Tweedy
Sweet California jangle
I Was Sleeping (Demo)
Marcellus Hall
The collector provides for you
A Minha Meninha
Os Mutantes
That beat
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Gray Prison Blues
The Lovin' Spoonful
What's Up Tiger Lily!
Haven't I Been A Fool
G.W. Mclennan
Legendary Australian chiming
Hypnic Jerks
Spirit of the Beehive
Heavy Vegetable-like
I Want You 2 Love Me So Much I Can't Stand Up
We Ragazzi
Full of angst
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God Is On My Side
Hefner
Hitch up your skirt for your boyfriend
El Andén (feat. Mala Rodriguez)
Bajofondo
The train platform
Checking on a Message
Field Music
The new Dan
Andrew Eldritch Is Moving Back To Leeds
The Mountain Goats
The end of an era
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No Time This Time
The Police
The frantic finale
No Worries
Beach Skulls
Sarcastic twang
Your Nail And Your Hammer
Oh Pep!
Feeling destructive
Hollywood 151
Billy F Gibbons
BFG to the max
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Highway 70 Blues
The Bottle Rockets
East of here, but still counts.
I Was Dancing In The Lesbian Bar
They Might Be Giants
Originally by Jonathan Richman
Hora F# Minor
Kalman Balogh
Master of the Gypsy Cimbalom
The Peanut Vendor
Alvin 'Red' Tyler
As heard on Breaking Bad
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Alfio Brambilla (Acquarello Mix)
The Maxwell Implosion
Originally by Die Moulinettes
Chances Are
Apostle of Hustle
Blasting out the open window
It's A Long Way In A Bad Way
The Goodnight Loving
Fancy some two-step
Chelsea Dagger (Radio Edit)
The Fratellis
Quite popular
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What We've Learned
Mclusky
Harsh reality
Dashboard Issues
Franklin Bruno
Something spoils the scene
20th Century Girl
Pizzicato 5
Backwards fashion
Lost My Treble Long Ago
Vulfpeck
Demanding you strut
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Two Of Us
The Mr. T Experience
So romantic
Clara Rancia
Downtown Boys
All the yelling!
I've Been Wondering
The Minders
Shiny bright short pop
That Ain't Bad
Ratcat
16 of 16
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Amy
Beechwood
Distant slide riffs
Not An Option
The Wild Reeds
Sauntering tempo
Gangster Tripping
Fatboy Slim
Don't the stop
Dust Devil
Mission Of Burma
A very speedy zeppelin
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Hey Lowdown!
Big Sandy
The real deal
My Friend Maurice
Home
Crashing down
Keep It In Line
BRONCHO
A billion laser rays
An Endless Supply
The Thermals
So dense
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Big Business
Tipsy
Makingmoney
Grazing In The Grass
Hugh Masakela
Way more cowbell
A Selection
Fishbone
You have made a selection
Here With The Hawk
Dead Meadow
Implacable
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Evil Knievel
Bran Flakes
Not the good one
Don't Drop Your Pants
King Chango
Multi-culti Skafest
Hammer
Sick Thoughts
Within the blast radius
A Fish Called Selma
The Simpsons
I love legitimate theater
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El Camino Negro
Tommy Guerrero
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