1. |
the trans-bop
05:58
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brandon klein - saying my name
random people - piccolo, tenor sax, piano
trumpet- seth morris
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2. |
the first mixdown
00:50
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8 track cassette
thomas blackwelder - piano
scott lilly- guitar
kelso- bass, pocket piano
shane dhillon- trombone
san francisco- noise
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3. |
the law of gravity
03:26
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latter noise bootlegged at thurston moore group
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4. |
yellow theme
02:19
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recorded on the pocket piano at third man records in nashville, tn
sue me jack white i dare you
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5. |
baseball bat
04:03
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Jacob Library (Red theme) cover
kelso - guitar
lyrics:
goodbye to my bed
adieu to my dog
see u later friends
christmas time egg nog
i miss them like the blind miss their sight
or how the thunder misses it's light.
and i miss my baby doll
i just wanna crawl into bed with her at night.
baseball bat at hand
in case someone comes
they oughta be damned
while i beat them i know that you'll tell me to quit it.
donald trumps a bigot.
wish it was 97 so i can be in heaven.
and i know your love is true
but that's something i always knew.
my bed is fit for two
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6. |
bobby's juul
00:56
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improvised by shane dhillon
borat investigator - OG bobby sim
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7. |
kelso's apology
02:12
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trumpet - seth morris
piano - thomas blackwelder
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8. |
the end of jeopardy
00:13
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