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Summer of the Beast
03:24
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Withdrawing
02:18
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A Song for Mick Jones
02:33
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Cool Heroes
02:47
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Andy Place and the Coolheads Portland, Oregon
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This is the song to which you're supposed to pass out face first into a pool because you were pounding too many Genesee Cream Ale's without quite enough barbequed hot dog stomach lining while hanging out in direct and unmerciful sunlight on a 90 degree day in July. Also, sunglasses tank tops air guitar and fireworks. Put another way, this is America to me.
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The Canadian pop-punk band deliver their biggest-sounding album to date, rooted in full-bodied production and cheery nihilism.
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