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the Lament of Icarus
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Matterhorn
04:26
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Taunting the Bull
04:23
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Swamp Bastard
05:07
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the Sinking City (redux)
08:13
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Knives for Teeth
04:50
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Hail! Jupiter Winnipeg, Manitoba
...from beyond the frozen tundra
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