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Calico
04:59
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the Rolling Song
03:49
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My Concussion
06:24
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Rabid Bear
06:06
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Big Nothing
05:12
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Song for Leaving
09:01
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Ragman Records Archive Cedar Falls, Iowa
What can be found of the Ragman scene (1995-2000+) and related branches, friends, co-conspirators, forebears, aftershocks, and fellow-travelers. To contribute missing audio, or art, or correct inaccuracies, use the contact link below. Most release dates fabricated but roughly chonological ... more
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