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EPISODE · Jun 1, 2013

Spartacus Roosevelt Podcast, Episode 157: Started Thinking

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The title track from This is a Warning by Slugabed; "Hibachi" by Japanese from the self titled album; "Used to be a Time" by Treehouse from Past Athena Court; "Average Guy" by TV Girl and Monster Rally; "Voices Came Crackling Across A Motorola Hand-Held Radio" by Vatican Shadow from It Stands to Conceal ; "Crawling on Bruised Knees" by Pharmakon from Abandon; "Brood And Talk Rot" by Jonas Reinhardt from Mask Of The Maker; "Hare Tarot Lies" by No Joy from Wait to Pleasure; "Strobes" by Locust from You'll be Safe Forever; "An Overture Might Help Me Stop Thinking About You" by Ryan Hemsworth from the Friends of Friends Compilation Show me the Future; "Ryan Gosling" by Mensa Group International from the album Mini LP; "Onit" by Philip Grass from the compilation Gem Drops Three; "Lamru" by Mammane Sani et son Orgue from La Musique Electronique du Niger.

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The title track from This is a Warning by Slugabed; "Hibachi" by Japanese from the self titled album; "Used to be a Time" by Treehouse from Past Athena Court; "Average Guy" by TV Girl and Monster Rally; "Voices Came Crackling Across A Motorola...

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