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Guitar Intro
01:12
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Loosen The Head
03:57
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4. |
Lindsay Weir
03:39
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Phosphorus
03:10
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Disintegrate
03:58
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Combustible
05:04
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9. |
World, You're So Fat
00:24
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10. |
Addict To Convenience
03:50
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11. |
Porch Rocker
00:45
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12. |
Place
04:44
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13. |
Player In Another Life
04:46
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14. |
Paradise
03:15
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15. |
Nothing Left
05:41
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Guitarchestra
02:30
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John T. Baker Knoxville, Tennessee
John T. Baker is a singer, songwriter, guitarist, bassist and recording producer in Knoxville TN. He's been making original music since since the 80's. Owner of The Arbor Studio in Knoxville, he has recorded many prominent artists in the East Tennessee area. ... more
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