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It's just fun to hear. The hand out the wiener with and no questions from

Brady like this is a bad precedent. Wiener with those blow the wieners, everybody up here blow the

wieners. By the way, they shouldn't. Live that throwing copper album is just pop that in the other day.

Man, is that thing hold up? Holy crap, is that a good one? I alone, and even before that,

the pain lives on the river side, one album before. But it was like that was their

pinnacle after that, they kind of have like secret samadhi and that was okay. That's a decent record

and then after that album. Dolphins cried, kind of lost it on them. It sounds like live doing

impression of life. Yeah, it sounds like I got it, but secret samadhi is a cool song and

there's a couple of them on that album that were good, but nothing throwing copper is just

top to bottom. Like man, this was a, this was a big, a classic. So if you're, I alone had me

and listening to it right down in there, it was pretty solid. Any other animals crying, rock songs,

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