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Tune Up
02:23
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Rip Rap
02:28
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Coke Can Crab
02:14
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Hitchcock Presents...
02:40
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Sand Rail
03:33
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Operation Grand Slam
03:45
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Breggfust
02:27
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Lane Bandit
02:41
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The Western Song
03:53
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Space Cadet
01:57
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Surf Sea D.C.
02:40
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Link
02:30
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Run Away
02:10
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The Norseman
03:22
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The Green Reflectors Bridgewater, Nova Scotia
The Green Reflectors are two brothers, who don’t look like brothers, but are most definitely related. Kyle plays the guitar
and Aaron plays the drums.
Formed in Bridgewater Nova Scotia in 2007, playing shows since 2008, they’ve jammed their way around Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and toured in Newfoundland and Quebec.
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