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boo boo bah bah
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ethos
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bad-out
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Five and Six
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String
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At Play
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Cellular 2
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Incongruent
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Zing! Chicago, Illinois
In your face original modern jazz, rock, punk, loud, new, mess you up music....
James Davis
(trumpet/effects)
Caroline Davis (alto saxophone/effects)
Dave Miller (guitar/effects)
Matthew Golombisky (bass/likable noise)
Quin Kirchner (drums/cymbals)
... more
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