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Statue of Liberty
01:54
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My Generation
01:50
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Red Lights
02:04
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Night of the Living Ego
02:40
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Attack of the Clones!
02:48
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Dog Soup/God Hates Me
01:28
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EMP Over DC
02:28
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If I Ran The FDA
01:48
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Panic!
02:20
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Sedate Me
02:34
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Dick Cheney
02:01
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Insect Politics
02:19
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Birdy
02:54
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Simulation
02:13
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Holidays
01:53
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Homesick Alien
01:59
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Ragdoll
02:57
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Sour Steve Hickory, North Carolina
Sour Steve is a punk rock graphic artist and instrumentalist. Specializing in combining music and visual art, his goal is to create a surreal yet anxiety-driven experience that is over before the viewer can fully comprehend what had transpired leaving the viewer in a rush of ecstasy and confusion which leads them craving more. ... more
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