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Rock Icon
02:39
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This n That
02:34
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I'm such a fool yet I'm making all the rules, but it was you who left me in charge so get a load of this and that....
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Black Friday
03:20
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fuck black friday
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Don't Stop Please
03:25
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Bush and Dick
03:01
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Decorations
04:28
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Bears a Mark
02:43
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Owe Woe
03:32
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Chatterbat
02:47
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I Wanna Rocket
03:37
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Quinn for the Win
05:03
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Rocket Coma Fayetteville, Arkansas
Rocket Coma isn’t a band, it’s a blueprint for surviving the apocalypse. A six piece behemoth that was formed in the fire
burning at the center of the universe but resides in Fayetteville, AR, Rocket Coma combines elements of garage, psych, glam, unicorn wrangling, and punk rock into a sonic explosion strong enough to destroy mountains but you can totally dance to it.
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