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Erutrevo
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Esrohaes Ydal a ma I
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Lfah a Tuothiw Nrob
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Nossirah
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Ecaf S'nretnal O Kcaj
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Yawa Gniklaw
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Etimtsud
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0241 Ni Enola
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Oidar Eucser
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Enicidem Saw I Hsiw I
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Yawa Ti Worht
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Evif Saw Ehs Nehw
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Fall of the Tin Can Empire
With an eclectic and unique sound, Fall of the Tin Can Empire takes folk music to another level but returns it to its pleasing sing-songy roots through songs that go from light to heavy, psychedelic to classical and grandiose to minimalist, making use of instruments like viola, accordion, banjo, and horns. Fronted by Paul Conant and Sam LeBeau. ... more
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Amazing live performance as well as studio recordings. These kids are wild, sexy and darker than Plath.
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One of the best bands around. Great people who know what they're doing, and what they're doing is sending chills all over.
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