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REVENGE!

Honky Tonkin' With The...

Hepatic Differentiation Of Human Umbilical Cord Stem Cell Matricies

Surfin with butts

E-Jack City

Goddamnit Janice

Won’t Settle (Dan Cook)

For Matt (and all the other Ghosts in my head)

Missing

Tide of History (old)

Let You Down (Dan Cook)

Isolated Incident (Dan Cook)

Living For The Now (Dan Cook)

This is a cover of the Descendents seminal song about, like, not wanting to be a suburbanite and all normal and $%!#, you know. It's a great song and Throckmorton's distinct vocals and arrangement present the song in a new and exciting way, or something, Go buy all the Descendents albums. And All the All albums, too, for that matter. All.

Why Not? EP

Suburban Home

Suburban Home (Descendents cover)

Two shadows sliding across
ozone, Vector tangent, missing
Didn't see her 'til the
second orbit Almost hit her

Tails of flame lick blisters
Across my back and sides, I noticed
Her smile was fading quickly, she was
pulling away from me

Coming apart at the atoms
Falling into my arms
Burning up on reentry
And she never even saw the stars that I made

I've got charts of flight paths
Twenty six men in headphones
Working around the clock to salvage
A little time to know her

Mission aborted light's on
80 decibel warning klaxon
Trying to stop her freefall
Gravity's too strong a pull

Coming apart...

(SPACE SOLO!)

Coming apart...

Coming Apart...

Why not? EP

(I Fell In Love With A) Meteor

Throckmorton Sings the Classics

Chim-Chiminy (from Mary Poppins)

There really isn't a point to any of this. You know that, right? We mean nothing. We are nothing. Only nothing persists. Die smiling.

The Weird Machine

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