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Department of Records
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Zebra
02:39
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Hold Out
04:02
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Beyond the Pale
03:02
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King Zuplio
03:09
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Candyland
02:55
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Red Room
02:22
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Mortal Terror
02:49
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Everyone Steals
02:29
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B-A-R-D-O
02:01
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Get Some More
02:32
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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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