Filmed & Directed by Ankle Austin & Edited by Rob Daglish
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Alouette
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Machina Machina
04:42
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Tube Plane
03:41
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Some Come
04:30
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The Fish Needs A Bike
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Snapped Ankles London, UK
Post Pumping Logtronica from anaLOGue Protestors
not
Nemophiles, Cornupcopians
or Business Imps.
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I love this album, and thank you for having a cd option. Now i can jam this, in my grandfather's truck.
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