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Mercury Park
03:33
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Burden You
03:39
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Barbershop Quintet
03:58
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Danger Red
03:53
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Don't Read The Rags
04:02
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Breaking Bones
03:30
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Soft Speaker Chicago, Illinois
...Separately, a ramshackle group of Chicago-based musicians has taken it upon themselves to perform and record these songs in a strikingly rudimentary manner with crude electric instruments, much to the dismay of purist fans who prefer the orchestral versions... ... more
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