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Machine Age Grace
07:10
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No Where to Go
07:24
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Enjoy the Silence
03:47
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Liquid Insecurity
05:48
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Smoke Break
01:12
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No Desire
07:09
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Unresolved
05:12
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I Do Not Want This
03:55
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What Dreams May Come
02:46
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Dead Hour
06:43
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Infection
06:11
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Morning Light
04:58
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BlackForestGreen Buffalo, New York
The original foundation of what has now become DROWNING SUSAN, BlackForestGreen began on the SKINNY PUPPY/"brap" premise...Mark Gerster and B.Chudy formed blackforestgreen in 1996...hours of session tapes exist, some suck, some don't...now finally, little by little, it sees the light of day...None of these recordings were made with the aid of computers or multi-track recorders. ... more
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Drowning Susan is what BlackForestGreen evolved into after it grew up...
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