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Metal Song
02:25
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Headlong Into The End
04:25
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Sunday Smile
03:14
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Yes, I Know
05:58
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Useless
05:34
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Whennever
07:43
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Jen's Song
04:15
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Knievel
04:33
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Untitled (June 1996)
03:18
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Hall Pass
06:11
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11. |
Too Much
04:52
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12. |
Untitled #1
04:13
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13. |
Untitled #2
05:19
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Untitled #3
01:18
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15. |
Another (i)
05:04
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16. |
New Years Eve Song (iii)
01:19
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17. |
Notice
06:19
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18. |
Alice In Slower Than #7
02:31
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19. |
Alice In Slower Than #9
04:17
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20. |
Alice In Slower Than #12
04:18
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21. |
Untitled (1997)
00:33
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Slower Than Portland, Oregon
Slower Than were a 3-piece from San Francisco, active between 1996-1998. The band members were Ryan Stowe on guitar (The Swords Project, The Places), Jen Braun on bass (Tiger Trap) and Arturo Diaz on drums. After relocating to Portland, OR, in 1998, the group toured North America, sharing bills with Ween, Joan of Arc, Modest Mouse, Braid, and others. More recordings are being digitized! ... more
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