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Thursday, November 15, 2012

Music From The Show

Radiohead, “Punchup at a Wedding”
Duke Ellington, “Mouth Harissa”
Moby, “Myopia”
Kanye West, “Heard ‘Em Say”
Steve Earle, “Down Here Below”
The Wee Trio, “Shepherd”
Bonobo, “Prelude Kiara”
Garage a Trois, “Fat Redneck Gangster”

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