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Destroyer
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Nothing Lasts Forever
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How Was I To Know
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Got It Bad
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The Good Stuff
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1,000 Bubbles
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Ricochet
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Miss Missouri
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Moon Ray
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Gregory Stovetop Tivoli, New York
Lunar Pop Rock from Michigan. Learned to sing with birds and dogs as a young boy. Has played everything from Heavy Metal to Country. Has been playing Solo since the year 2000.
Gregory Stovetop recommends:
Frankincense and Myrrh
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I feel so good listening to anything Milly Sings
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Killer drummer with a Soundtrack to our inner dreams
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Apr 12, 2024
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