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Lady Godiva's Operation
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White Light / White Heat
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Sister Ray
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The Gift
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Here She Comes Now
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I Heard Her Call My Name
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Here She Comes Now ver2
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Pale Blind Eyes
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Rock and Roll
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After Hours
02:06
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the SLEEPYH3ADS Manila, Philippines
indie folk-punk trio- Jayvee (vox/drums), Erick (bass) & Rico (guitar)- are ripping up and tearing down the barriers of mainstream music with their tongue-in-cheek lyrics, gritty low-fi sound and freakishly fun performances, their infectious feel-good beats may induce uncontrollable fits of head bopping, toe tapping and jumping and jiving, the content of their music is certainly not lightweight. ... more
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