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Fossils
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Triceratops
03:59
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Stegosaurus
02:16
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Sabertooth Tiger
04:14
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She Ruined My Treehouse
03:22
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Brontosaurus
05:28
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Evolution Theory
03:06
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Make It Happen
04:07
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Pterodactyl
02:06
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Blue Rose
04:43
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Never Lose Sight
04:27
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Allosaurus
02:41
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Gems
00:53
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Big Moves Los Angeles, California
"their adventurous spirit and labyrinthine arrangements will appeal to sophisticates who like their artists to color outside
the lines" - Kevin Bronson, Buzz Bands
"One of the 8 best unsigned bands in Los Angeles" - David Greenwald, Rawkblog.net
"My new favorite band!" - Garth Trinidad, KCRW DJ
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