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Intro
02:11
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2. |
The Furbies of Tibet
07:21
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3. |
Claw
02:11
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4. |
Correct
04:17
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5. |
Drop
03:10
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6. |
Drip
06:49
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7. |
Ascent
03:41
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8. |
We Sleep Again
08:24
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9. |
Machine Dream
06:24
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10. |
Spiked Air
03:00
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11. |
Smurd
04:01
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12. |
Try Again
03:02
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13. |
Farewell
03:27
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The Bureau of Nonstandards Pittsburgh
Circuit-bending by Kevin C. Smith, looping and live remix by Maurice Rickard. Active from 2007-2011. Performance photo at Morning Glory Coffeehouse by Larry Rippel. (Sorry for the upsampling, Larry.)
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