Live in Oakland 11/16/14

by Airs

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	1.	Passing (live 11/16/14) 01:03
	2.	Adore (live 11/16/14) 02:59
	3.	Two Souls (live 11/16/14) 03:41
	4.	Wonderwall (Oasis cover) (live 11/16/14) 00:54
	5.	Pretty Sure (live 11/16/14) 03:58
	6.	Scott Pilgrim vs. You (live 11/16/14) 02:26
	7.	Morgan & Frankie (live 11/16/14) 02:06

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aaron's last show with airs. kevin had left the band for like 2 weeks and that left us forced to do this as an acoustic set. we recorded this as a stereo line out from the board so the quality is pretty solid but kinda dead sounding. tons of cock ups and technical issues but this is as good a place as any to start off this subscription thing. yeah, we really played scott pilgrim vs. you. crazy, we hadn't played that one since our first shows ever in 2011. live debut of two souls as well. did i mention we played fucking WONDERWALL? yeah this set sucked but come on, you know it's kinda tight.

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released July 30, 2015

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