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This is the Last Party
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Still a Great Night
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Astonish Me
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Forest of Closet Doors
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Dead Bugs
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Death on Lay a Way
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Good Feedback
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Matamoros
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Big Time Little Man
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Somebody in Boots
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By Friday I'll be Fine
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Public Figures Washington, D.C.
DC rockers Public Figures use a masterfully inventive mix of snarling hooks, brawny thwack and bare knuckle vocals to drive home the point that the spirit of rock and roll hasn’t even looked at the menu yet.
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