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Jafronese Dance Party!
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Crime Scene
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Can we discuss what happened here like what took place down on belvedere and though it often seemed so unkind you could have done this one this time now things have gotten out of hand we rehearsed our lines expecting to be chastised but it wasn't all that bad to be a friend of my worst enemy and now you've turned your back on me I too have witnessed no such thing
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So On And So Forth
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12/24
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A Movie Fragment
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The Arguement
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the Third Victim of Abigail Rutledge Oakland, California
Originally intended as a solo project during Mag Delanas time with bands Yaphet Kotto and Saviours, The Third Victim of Abigail Rutledge became Delanas main focus after leaving Yaphet Kotto and Saviours in 2006. Highly influenced by the alternative rock movement of the 1990s. His distinct sound is characterized by high gain, extensive use of feedback and distortion, and melodic soulful vocals. ... more
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