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Stop The Space Age
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Nobody Hangs Out
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Spirit Bomb
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Starship
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Nothing I Can Do
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Plastic Paradise
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Nowhere and Back
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Tide
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Falling Out of Orbit
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It's Not the End
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Northern Lights
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Buddha Trixie San Diego, California
Buddha Trixie began as an innocent and informal outlet for Andrew Harris, Daniel Cole, and Dennis Moon. After honing their skills playing cover songs and unpolished funk jams, the three began to write original music. Then, after leaving for their respective colleges, Dennis came across Kenzo, who added another dimension to the band, as well as some killer hair. ... more
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