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Life Is Great
02:33
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Crayon Song
03:40
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Armoria
03:15
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Great Height
05:14
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In The Sun
03:26
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Natural Smile
02:41
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Strong Hand
04:28
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Whore Sells Out
04:12
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I Have A Fear
03:13
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Tens Of Times
02:36
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Twist Of The Teeth
06:40
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Onehundreds Birmingham, Alabama
If one were to “judge a book by its cover” when it comes to Birmingham, Alabama based band Onehundreds, then
the
reader/listener should expect one hell of a ride.
Once drawn in, the music becomes the listeners guide through the trippy collage, like an audio guided tour through all
thoughts and concepts big or small. Dead end jobs, ex-lovers, death and the eventual collapse of society.
... more
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