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Red, Yellow & Blue
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Barnacle Goose
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Hummingbird
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Little Garçon
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Badonkadonkey
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Foxes Mate for Life
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Hedonistic Me
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In a Mirror
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Kurt Vonnegut
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Red Elephant
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Born Ruffians Toronto, Ontario
Born Ruffians have arrived at the point where a lot of bands give in to the nostalgic lure of album-anniversary tours, start contemplating the casino/fairground circuit, or call it quits. But the beauty of Beauty’s Pride lies in its refusal to accept those predestined fates. It presents them as the rare veteran act that can still make you feel like you’re discovering your new favourite band. ... more
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