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Neil Younger
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Poop Chute 100
04:32
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Space Dog
03:22
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Decalcify Your Glands
05:05
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This Changes Everything
03:12
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Feel Better
05:51
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Bang It!!
02:26
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Forklift Stove
03:46
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Mother Always Told Us
05:11
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Wild Space Dogs
03:14
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The Strawberry
02:52
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The Field
11:50
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The Mink Stoles Edinburgh, UK
Welcome to the wonderful world of The Mink Stoles. Formed like a phoenix from the flames from the rotting corpse of plastic
babies, they formed through a mutual love of Zappa and tin foil hats.
Join us on a journey of discovery about the planet, space, time, pollution and whether a delicious, high-speed ride in a forklift oven ends in the apocalypse.
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