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Break Down
04:27
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2. |
Doghouse
03:30
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Eddie in the City
03:18
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Gimme Your Love 2
04:11
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Got You in My Heart
02:08
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Hard Way
02:16
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Hot Love
02:29
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Jeepster
03:21
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Johnny's Spaceship
05:03
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10. |
Just Like Me
02:40
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11. |
K-9 Waltz
02:50
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12. |
Eddie - Little Girl
03:31
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13. |
Never Gonna Leave You
04:01
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14. |
On the Road for Fun
03:20
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15. |
Section 8
02:01
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16. |
Underwater Instrumental
01:50
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18. |
Where Are We Going?
03:52
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19. |
You are No Good
02:03
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Dreamworld Bellflower, California
Dreamworld evolved from The Beat Birds and started playing out original material in the early 90's. They played in the LA pop scene (including IPO & Poptopia), and eventually became a cover band playing 4 hours a night. Dreamworld became Project Dreamworld with Lisa, Tammy, Roy and Jon. Kim later toured with the Distillers and Lisa formed the Masticators. Tammy fronted the Lords of Misrule. ... more
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