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Eye-Claw Coordination
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Jazz & IPAs
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Meathooks
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Steal Your Voice
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A Summer Ham
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The Robot Devil's Hand
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Stay Awhile and Listen
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Strong Belwas
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Do You Hesitate?
05:15
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Radioclockstar Billerica, Massachusetts
My name's Joel and I've been playing bass in bands since I was 15 years old. I wanted to put together a collection of the recordings I've played on as my own personal discography. It has everything from my high school punk rock days to solo projects to my current band Horse Mode. I love playing so I hope you enjoy some of the music. Everything is free to download except for the songs w/ Stephanie ... more
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