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The Lost Pook
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Fine as Wine
02:48
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S.B.S.
00:15
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Tell Your Mama...
03:17
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Made of Margarine
02:37
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Self-Referential
03:49
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Bitchin' Candy
01:56
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Baby Wanted Pie
02:21
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Hello Kitty Generation
02:09
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Pygmy Goat World
02:15
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Why?
04:36
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Ghost in Yr Brain
02:51
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Let's Go Shopping
02:09
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6$ Man
02:26
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Cars
03:53
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The Concept
00:59
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Many Miles from Hanover
02:45
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Foody Racky Shacky
01:52
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Against All Odds '94
03:13
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Final Cut Avijit
02:55
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It's Called Treasures
06:03
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Disco Pook
01:54
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Land of Poh
02:53
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Pookie Houston, Texas
In the early '90s in Houston, Texas, Eddie Piss (Karl Eifrig), JJ Sonick (Josh Lawrence) and Madame Maenad (Gina Sonderegger) made lo-fi genre-hopping silliness and wonder on 4-track. Get it all here.
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