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END OF THE PLANET
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WASTED TIME
03:30
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DON'T MAKE IT SO HARD
03:00
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RADIO NOISE
03:51
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ROCK N' ROLL
03:21
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DOMINO
03:22
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TELL ME WHEN IT'S OVER
03:26
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THE WAY OUT
02:49
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BLUE DIVINE
04:08
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AOJ Dallas, Texas
AOJ was the melodic-pop side project of the members of BOBGOBLIN (1993-Present). AOJ released 2 records between 2001 and 2004. The first, "Coping with Insignificance," backed by Lagwagon front-man Joey Cape's label My Records, found more critical success than the second, but both records did well in the college music scene of the early 2000s. ... more
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