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Ten Foot Mountain
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Cat Named Cathy
04:09
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Devil You Know
03:19
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What the Fuck
03:41
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Miss Mikey Now
02:54
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I Believe
03:19
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2 4 IG88
04:28
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The One
04:00
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Cross the Line
03:23
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New Favorite Color
04:00
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Don't Touch the Markers
02:57
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Beef on Toast
04:02
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New Plan
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Shitty Little Liar Boy
06:26
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Lemon Thunder Seattle, Washington
All of these songs began with an improvised single take. We recorded many hours worth of weirdo songs, chose the best, and
assembled a Frankenstein's monster of live and dead recording techniques by mutating the arrangements, and enhancing them with cybernetic overdubs. The composition process torn asunder, this is the music of Lemon Thunder.
-- Brandon MacInnis and Jesse Reklaw
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