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Walking Backwards
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Crawling
05:42
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Free the July Nine
16:30
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Shoreline
03:22
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Francisco's Teacup
02:12
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Seismic Seamonkey
04:56
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Lake Travesty, Part 1
02:48
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Lake Travesty, Part 2
02:49
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Lake Travesty, Part 3
07:33
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Open Invitation
09:59
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In the Breeze
07:25
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The Wheel Works Austin, Texas
The band later known as The Wheel Workers. All five members lived together and made great music in the city of Austin, TX between 2001-2005. It was a crazy ride and a beautiful dream filled with ups and downs. The band's songs varied widely, from psychedelic jams to face-melting rock to introspective acoustic tunes. Fortunately, the music that came out of that time is still with us to enjoy. ... more
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