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Song of The Garden
03:28
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Mumbletypeg
03:50
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P.I.N.
03:38
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Superdifficult
02:36
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Junction Foil Bell
04:51
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We Went West
05:12
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The Fire
05:37
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In It Now
02:08
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Here To There To You
03:25
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The Reward
04:21
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Remain Calm
03:56
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Satan Is The Whistler
06:05
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Rheostatics Toronto, Ontario
Ever bound for ragged glory, Rheostatics occupy a unique place in the Canadian music landscape, pulled together and apart for nearly forty years. Finding grace in the reality of endurance, Rheostatics show us a special type of longevity, through upheaval, personal (and personnel) change, and a basic refusal to play the game in any way, shape or form, stretched over decades. ... more
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