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Work & Worry (Live)
03:03
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Learning The Game
02:02
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Precious Rider
02:22
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Struttin' Rag
02:03
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Ivy Covered House
02:32
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Lye and Snore
02:33
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Gymnopédie No. 2
02:36
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Capitano
02:54
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11. |
Untitled for Holly
02:23
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Woman from Donori (Live)
02:40
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Cathedral
02:54
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14. |
Cerebral Gore-Tex
04:39
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Black and Tan Fantasy
01:51
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No Occupation (Live)
03:47
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Pairdown Pittsburgh
The sound of Pairdown combines a keen focus on guitar interplay with a songwriting sense that strives to be at once harmonically and melodically challenging, while also retaining its rhythmic buoyancy and a wry sense of humor.
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