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Inside Out
02:24
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So It Goes
02:35
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I Can't Sleep
02:26
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Cynical Girl
02:22
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Certain Flowers
02:38
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You're Going Home
02:14
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I Must Be In Love
02:09
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You Trip Me Up
02:33
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Listen To The Band
02:32
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She's So Cool
02:30
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The Unswept Chicago, Illinois
The O'Brien cousins all grew up together in a council housing project in Sheffield, England, where they played in several
bands together.
Following a hurriedly hushed-up pre-international incident, they now make their home in the Logan Square neighborhood of Chicago, Illinois, where they currently hold the tile of the city's best undiscovered gem of a power pop band.
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