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Ringodom or Proctor
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Manhattan
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Percy
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Skirts are Takin' Over
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The Sausage Canoe
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Oh You're Blue
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Song for Richard Manuel
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Born in the Seventies
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Easy Street
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Sometimes Friends
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Do the Cavern
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Head of Femur Chicago, Illinois
HEAD OF FEMUR is the willfully weird orchestral pop brainchild of pop auteurs. They received rave reviews by tastemaker's like Magnet, Chicago Tribune, New York Times, and Pitchfork. Hysterical Stars was released by SpinArt Records in 2005 and led to a year of touring with the likes of Wilco, Bright Eyes, Deerhoof, and Andrew Bird. ... more
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