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Cancelling The Game
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Hey Baby
01:53
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Dairy Boy
05:18
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Ho Bitch
03:08
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Drapes
02:04
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Valentines Day
02:34
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Virginia
03:38
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Cowboy Song
04:54
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Tunis Loonis
01:41
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Senior Year
02:51
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David's Allergies
03:35
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Night & Day
03:06
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Jenny Mae Columbus, Ohio
Jennifer Mae Leffel, better known as Jenny Mae (1968–2017), was an American indie rock singer-songwriter, guitarist, and keyboardist. She was active first as a member of the band Vibralux, and later as a solo artist.
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The Big Freeze
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One of the most heart-wrecking, redemptive, perfect albums I've ever heard. Every time I play it I feel like I've been dismantled and rebuilt. And I do it again and again.
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These indie-pop tunes are created from fan requests to write songs about their loved ones.
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I Object to Everything
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Everything, All At Once, Forever
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Live at The Hideout
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Marissa Paternoster maybe only be 5'2" but is a monster shredder, Girl Power (chords)! Great show from the Screaming Females at a true Chicago gem, the Hideout. Plus having Steve Albini (Big Black/Shellac/producer extraordinaire) behind the boards to capture the shows, doubly awesome. Tim Tuten, co-owner of the Hideout, is one of the most ardent supporters of the Chicago music community and the Hideout one of the most intimate and beloved local venues to see a show. #Happy
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