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Terra Fire
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Tunguska
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Chakra Khan
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Battalion
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Sunken City, Sunny Day
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Birds and Buildings Washington, D.C.
Birds and Buildings is, in reverse alphabetical order:
Malcolm McDuffie- drums, trumpet
Chris Fyhr-
violin
Brian Falkowski- saxophones, flute, clarinet
Brett d'Anon- bass, guitars
Dan Britton- keyboards, guitars
... more
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