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It's All About Tonite
03:32
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Loud And Clear
03:17
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Lunatics Like Me
02:52
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Spoons
03:48
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Brian's Song
04:01
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Just A Kid
02:48
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Wake The Neighbors
04:12
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Cat
01:44
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Down The Hatch
03:04
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Cynical Boy
03:05
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Must Be Dreaming
04:08
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Closing Credits
00:31
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Halo (Bonus Track)
03:20
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Every Damn Day Mobile, Alabama
In 1991, musicians Mike Daly and John Reynolds, who were writers/editors at a New Jersey-based alternative newspaper,
founded Every Damn Day, along with bassist Jim Van Sickle and drummer Rich Stout. For 15 years, EDD was a staple of the NY/NJ music scene.
Daly, Reynolds and Van Sickle are currently in Mike Daly & The Planets.
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