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A Song For Jerome
03:49
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Crime Spree
03:25
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Plastic Future Plans
03:03
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Blast With Happy Guru
05:00
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Miracle Soul Pow(d)er
04:30
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Eastern Colors
04:08
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Dandelions
03:41
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Shiny Leather Sun
04:30
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Some Strange Vision
02:57
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The G Words Of Your Life
06:09
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SALT Paris, France
Salt is a French-American band borned in 2016 during sessions for the Supercalifragile album by Game Theory in Abbey Road Studios in London. The band was formed around Ken Stringfellow Stringfellow (The Posies, REM, Big Star),, Anton Barbeau, and Stéphane Schück, all collaborators and friends of Scott Miller, despite never having met. Quickly joined by Fred Quentin and Benoit Lautridou. ... more
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