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Never Quite The Same
05:13
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Beckons
04:35
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The Goldfish Song
05:01
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Hideaway
06:04
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Mr. Blusachs
04:03
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The Dark
05:22
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Must Be True
04:57
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The Green
03:50
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The Elders
07:14
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The Walk
04:18
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Sinside Out
06:32
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Decline or Rise
03:45
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Spinning Somewhere
07:43
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The Dark Eugene, Oregon
Driving jungle beats and blood-hot fingerpicked guitar, smoky molasses vocals shot through with searing leads and backed by
growling bass, flowing like a riptide.
Olen Kent's rock legacy started in Ashland, Oregon and germinated in the hidden byways outside Eugene, bubbling up through the fevered dreams of the madman of 13th Street.
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