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Last Man
03:02
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What They Sold
03:11
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Anchors Aweigh
04:57
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Cop
02:33
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Fits and Starts
03:09
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Final Word on Parkville
01:45
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Hot is the Pavement
02:28
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Bee Line to Strike Three
02:49
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Salvaged
02:36
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Use Your 1-2-3-4
03:50
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The Brannock Device Kansas City, Missouri
Punk. Rock. Folk*.
*Music for the folks.
"With an aesthetic that gyrates wildly around the nexus of harmolodics and punk, the Brannock Device has been making each moment count for 15 years." - Danny Alexander, 2009
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