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The Palms
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Big Sound
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Coconut Grove
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Underwater Elevator
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The Girl From Ipanema
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(Don't) Touch My Stuff
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Mr. Fritter
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Dig Me Outta the Sand
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Seeing Blue
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Waves (Big Ones)
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Sultan of Sound
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Poseidon
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The Bleed
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Picture Book
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Those Palms
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Krudge Austin, Texas
Krudge is a circle of dusty old men hellbent on delivering the most cancerous material to your doorstep similar to a flaming bag of feces. Crank the volume all the way up in order to get the quintessential Krudge experience. Headphones recommended.
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