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Welcome to the Show
03:26
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2. |
Foot Tambourine
03:02
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3. |
Feel Sorry For Me
04:35
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4. |
Killing Time
03:26
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All My Friends
03:04
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Fifteen Years
03:38
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Pls Respond
03:55
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8. |
Me vs. Me and You
04:13
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10. |
Better.
04:20
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11. |
Honeymoon
03:44
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12. |
Lie Down
02:52
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13. |
A Surprise Visitor
03:49
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14. |
Skullcrusher Mountain
04:31
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Gus Rachels Chicago, Illinois
Gus Rachels has been a songwriter at heart from a very young age. Recording in his bedroom and annoying his roommates, he is
a true DIY musician, managing every step of the process from recording, to mixing, to writing his own artist bio.
His influences come from classic and alternative rock to pop-punk, as well as satirical and comedic music.
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