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Insomnia Song
04:55
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(I Wish I Knew) Better
03:13
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Living on the Edge
05:15
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V-8 Engine
04:26
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The Fine Print
05:18
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Letter
04:41
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New Boys Next Door
04:12
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Before I Go
04:28
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She Said
04:27
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Snowden
05:05
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The Close Seconds Seattle, Washington
The Close Seconds play clean, unvarnished rock songs of regret and redemption. Two bright guitars ringing over locked-in rhythms. Alan Wenokur (vocals/guitar), Eric Stovall (guitar), Steve Reeves (bass), and Dan Thornton (drums) combine years of experience, grounded in the purity of rock. The Close Seconds' sound is distinctive, but contains echoes of artists like Big Star, Wilco, and Neil Young. ... more
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