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Air Conditioning (live)
01:25
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Tucson's too hot and it's too cheap to use the air conditioning.
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Doomsday (live)
03:10
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Come back come back come back come back come back come back come back come back (to me.).
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Salvia Is Legal (live)
03:40
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You remind me of the Mary Chain, and I'm like Pavement: nothing rhymes with Alex Whelan.
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I'm bats.
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Matt Milner: Standup gentleman.
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Once upon a time, Clarence never got it in school...
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Aneurysm Intro
00:21
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HDD is smarter than Nirvana.
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Aneurysm (Nirvana cover)
03:41
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That's not true. Nirvana rules. Hip Don't Dance does not endorse Mitt Romney. Why can't you people take a joke?
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Sycamore Lane (live)
02:51
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On your own *noise consumes Alex*
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Harpo (live)
04:32
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Honk honk
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Shout out to Fraud! That was the other band playing the show that I forgot. He was great. Check him out! DIYlove.
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Can Hip Don't Dance breathe in that bottle, baby?
Peep the logo.
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The dolphins in the gulf, they're all dancing on the salt
And the frogs are croaking outside like it's 1980s lo-fi
And the birds are all whirring into flight,
I'm pretty sure they're just trying to survive
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Shout out to Zach Besich for cracking the code.
Shout out to Monster Pussy's "Subterranean Lovesick Blues" (I sure hope I got that right!). We're in this for life, M.
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Catholic Guilt (live)
03:51
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Jesus has an axe to grind.
I can assure you that when it's my turn to pick the setlist, I will be picking this.-Alex
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