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True
04:55
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A Tiny Frequency
04:09
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Stamp Your Name On It
02:02
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The Famous Operation
03:21
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Factory
03:13
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Daddy-O
01:19
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The World Is A Brain
02:04
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Building Towers
02:32
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No Crowd
04:34
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RockNRoll
02:50
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Can't Remember
04:47
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Stipplicon New York, New York
Before Jack Dishel began performing as Only Son, he released two albums under the band name
Stipplicon.
"Stipplicon" - 1999
"The Late Great Truth" - 2001
Songs from both Stipplicon albums would later be re-recorded for Only Son releases- these include "True", "Sleepyface, "Falling Behind In The Game" and "Stamp Your Name On It", which was featured on Rough Trade's AntiFolk Vol. 1 compilation.
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