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Bring On The Nothing
00:45
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At The Greek School
01:37
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Bones
02:56
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Mules and Dogs
02:28
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Five Feet For Free
03:07
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What The Monsoon Said
02:31
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Bird Christmas
02:36
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Drink The Water
02:51
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The Bovine Song
02:20
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Reincarbonation
03:53
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Singularity
02:34
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Bird Christmas Reprise
01:05
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Prozac
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Herodotus
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Discorporate Tape Portland, Oregon
Discorporate Tape rises from the widening mire to fill a needless want, to supply that for which there is no demand.
It's a shame that The Discorporate Tape Family produces the finest music Portland has to offer. A damned shame.
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