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Theory of Relativity
03:35
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2. |
Not That Bad
03:18
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British
04:53
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New World
02:46
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People in the Seventies
04:44
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Freedom of Youth
04:26
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Daydream
03:23
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Sun City Fort Worth, Texas
Recorded, engineered and produced by Casey Di Iorio at Valve Studios. Mastering by Alan Douches at West West Side Music
Inc.
Chad Johnson - Guitar, lead vocals, keys, synth
Brian Whaley - Bass, backing vocals
Kevin Geist - Drums, percussion
Additional instrumentation by Chuck Brown - Trombone on British,
Steve Sydow - Trumpet on British.
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