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The Street
03:21
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Dance
03:38
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Go Down
03:37
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Recession Blues
02:29
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Shining Light
03:16
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Another Day
04:05
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Manifest
04:38
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They'll Never Know
03:29
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The Mountain
02:24
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The Go Down Chicago, Illinois
The Go Down blends primal fuzzed out guitar riffs with global and tribal rhythms, resulting in a modern mashed-up version of rock’n’roll that is unique, yet instantly recognizable.
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