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Dead End
02:40
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Losing to New York
04:20
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T9
02:10
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Just Friends
02:40
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Fever
03:12
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Song for the Slats
03:00
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Tim Rally Gold Minneapolis, Minnesota
Minneapolis 4-piece, picking up where the Replacements left off.
Tim Rally Gold recommends:
Not only are they fellow hometown heroes, the Slats have a reputation for insanely tight live shows and packing a huge punch for a 3-piece. Dig 'em.
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Fortune Rumors
by Smug Brothers
Dude. Don Thrasher is in this band. He played on Bee Thousand. Nuff said.
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