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In Everything (part 1)
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Let The Pain Begin
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In Everything (part 2)
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Shows What You Know
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Adam Rabin Burlington
Where Prog Rock meets Geek Rock. Adam Rabin is a Vermont songwriter/multi-instrumentalist who has also played with Elephants of Scotland, Mailbox, and musical improv troupe She Thicc. You can also hear Adam’s music on the podcasts: Improvised Weapons, Improv Overdrive, What The Hell Are You Watching, and Vermont Favorites. ... more
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Here you have a group of musicians whom play and write for the best of the music.Very strong well written arrangements that hold your attention from the beginning to the end.All the members in Elephants of Scotland are obviously well rehearsed The vocals are strong and the melodies are very memorable.Definately worth the asking price and a complement to anyone's musical catalog.
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