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Side A: Optimysticism
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delete these songs from your ipod
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c'mon and gimme all your money, baby!!
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delete these songs from your ipod
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Weekday Yardsale Vancouver, British Columbia
Weekday Yardsale is what happens when Jordan Pond is assaulted by a few moments of quiet solitude. It's pretty all over the place, but so are Jordan's tastes. He likes some things and dislikes others but sees no point in drawing lines in the sand. He also tries to keep it as simple and raw as possible, because he feels music is just better that way. ... more
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