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Brand New Party
03:34
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Doomed Youth
04:19
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A Little Lost Cause
03:50
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As The Bodies Pile Up
03:50
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Crawling
03:55
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So Good It's Gone
04:00
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Difficult Times
03:36
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Traitor's Way
05:16
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Cynthia
02:52
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Where Are They Now?
04:14
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Know Me At All
04:32
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Raise The Moon
04:10
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I Can Still Take A Punch
05:25
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Zak Smith New York, New York
"He's got an amazing ability to incorporate the sounds of alternative rock with americana to form his own signature sound...
remember his name” (Gary Wien, "Are You Listening?").
From Montclair, NJ, Zak's Alternative/Americana sound has come from years of listening to artists from the past like Neil Young, The Rolling Stones, Johnny Cash and Bruce Springsteen.
New Album Coming In 2013.
... more
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