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Set Yr Sights
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Arms Like Boulders
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Pushing Corn
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Toxic City #26
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Buenos Aires Beach
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Sweet Thing Reprise
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The War On Drugs Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
In the past, Adam Granduciel built the core of The War on Drugs songs largely by himself. ‘Lost in the Dream’, thought, was played and recorded by the group that had solidified so much on the road: Dave Hartley, (his favorite bassist in the world), and pianist Robbie Bennett, a multi-instrumentalist who contributed to ‘Slave Ambient’. ... more
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