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Imagine That
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"what's wrong with you?"
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No Ship Coming In
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You Gotta Move
03:27
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Up In The Morning
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"Derri's on drugs"
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Amber Waves Goodbye
04:26
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"shall I wait?"
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Bullet Train
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A Vegas Story
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Blessing In Disguise
05:05
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"what are we doing?"
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Bad Indigestion
03:12
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Why Is The Devil Red
03:00
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"first gig In"
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"I love this man"
03:03
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Built For Glory
05:55
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Close But No Cigar
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"tiny e"
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Pray Where You Are
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Breathe Deep
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Smokescreen
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I Am A Pilgrim
04:31
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Live Recordings (TST/DA/LostDogs/Swirling Eddies) Portland, Oregon
This a collection of live recordings and bootlegs which cover the entire career of Terry Scott Taylor. Includes performances by Daniel Amos, Terry Scott Taylor & Friends, the Swirling Eddies, Lost Dogs, etc.
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supported by 16 fans who also own “Live In Phoenix (1999)”
Love this album and love the music every song takes on its own style and energy
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Pointless Blazing Wrath [HD Deluxe- Disc 6]
by Daniel Amos
supported by 16 fans who also own “Live In Phoenix (1999)”
This is a great addition to the HD box set. I especially love all the instrumental versions. Thanks for making this bonus disc available. ✝️📖🎶❤️
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Psychedelia at its most fundamental, the new EP from pôt-pot is equal parts Velvet Underground, BJM, and hypnotic vibes.
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PRE-HISSTORIC: The Cassettes
by The Hissyfits
Re-live the rip-roaring, hooky-as-hell punk rock of The Hissyfits with this new collection, which compiles their first two cassettes.
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Reconciled & Into The Woods (Remastered)
by The Call
supported by 15 fans who also own “Live In Phoenix (1999)”
There is no argument that these 2 releases were The Call at their best. The reissues sound great but are not technically remastered. Without getting too audio snobby, let's call them sonically enhanced by increasing the output levels. Where this package misses is the lack of liner notes and extra tracks (or demos) that likely exist and wouldn't have impacted the final price or disc space to include them.
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