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Bitch Jam
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Mindless Youth
01:43
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Batman and Princess Leia
04:11
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Astronaut Girl
03:19
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Pity Party
02:19
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Broken Tape Song
05:03
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Ragdoll
01:51
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Law of Attractions
03:54
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Add It Again
02:28
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Watch the Clock
07:21
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Strawberry Jacuzzi Chicago, Illinois
Strawberry Jacuzzi is Nikita, Shannon, Ross, and Devon. They write pop songs about people and things.
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I haven't listened to this in a while but Shannon came up in conversation with a friend when we were talking about the band Tullycraft. I put this back on today and every song on it is an earworm and cuts to the point in a way you don't often hear anymore. The best music is always music that gets to the point or wears it on its sleeve and Shannon does both of these things very well.
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