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The Biggest Lie
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Are You Really Real?
02:24
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Hard Candy Christmas
02:26
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I Wanna Live
04:08
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Fireworks
01:48
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Cars, Jars & Guitars
03:31
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The Color of Industry
04:59
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Dolorean Portland, Oregon
For over a decade Al James' Dolorean has been writing and recording music in Portland, Ore. In support of their 5 albums, Dolorean has toured throughout Europe, Scandinavia, the UK and The US. In the studio, they've crafted beautiful, thought-provoking pop and folk music that has amassed praise by album collectors, music critics, filmmakers, writers and musicians around the globe. ... more
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