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Burn Your House Down
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Old Guitar
02:31
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Pobrecito
03:19
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Shake it
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Island
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BSM
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Traveler
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Mary Don't You Weep
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Wash The Ground
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Goodnight Irene
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L'Orchestre d'Incroyable Seattle, Washington
L’Orchestre lulls you into a trance, and stirs your inner demons to the point of driving the body to wild and sensual shaking. Armed with a melange of musical weaponry (homemade stringed boxes, banjo, upright bass, theremin, cello, percussion, baritone guitar and more) Incroyable’s meticulous methods of hypnosis and musical abuse are certain to render any audience slave to its sonorous tonic. ... more
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