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Intro
00:59
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Bright Blue Blazer
02:36
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Trapezoid U.F.O.'s
04:02
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The End Of Me
03:53
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Passion
04:29
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These Songs Haunt Me
04:04
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Phantom Power Steering
04:14
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Falling For You
03:47
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Skin
04:05
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Lioneyes
05:47
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Drive Blind (Ride Cover)
03:38
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Smoking
04:38
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Sunday Driver
08:00
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Jay Satellite Austin, Texas
Austin’s Jay Satellite is like a bite of 1994 college radio, a little power pop, a little shoegaze, a little postpunk, a little lo-fi, and a lot of catchy, guitar heavy radio-friendly rock and roll.
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