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People In The Street
03:28
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Crazy Town
03:02
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My Place
02:10
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Day And Night
02:45
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Shameful lady
02:39
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Janies Tomb
02:49
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It's Raining
03:01
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Don't Try To Call
02:52
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The Other Sidewalk
03:01
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What's The Hurry
02:45
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The Superfine Dandelion Phoenix, Arizona
The Superfine Dandelion was an American psychedelic rock band from Phoenix, Arizona. They released only one studio album, which celebrates the flavor of the psychedelic rock era and exposes what the 60's were all about.
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