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Ugly on the Inside
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One Bad Day
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Hard Times in Tard Town
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Sara Gray
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Stuck in My Head
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Kitten
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All My Fears
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Everything Different
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Burn That Bridge
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Halifax Slasher New York, New York
The official band of the book Immortal Lycanthropes by Hal Johnson
Halifax Slasher recommends:
Chainmail and Cello
by The Doubleclicks
"Blatant Pandering," they've called their technique, but it worked on me. One song about D&D drew me in, but it was the rest that got me hooked, especially "Oh, Mr. Darcy," and "Ironically."
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For Hire
by The Christian Pirate Puppets
Perhaps you have always wished the worst ninja movie ever made had its own soundtrack, produced tongue-in-cheek 20 years after the fact? You are in luck!
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