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Sick
02:22
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For My Girl
02:44
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All We Need(Is Blood)
01:42
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Treat St.
01:58
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Mourning Light
01:51
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It's OK
01:57
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White Girl
02:58
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Dead Friends
01:20
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Work
02:06
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Alamo
03:29
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So Many Fishes
01:38
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Holy Moly
02:06
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1000 Roses
01:54
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Vollmer San Francisco, California
A dedicated group of artists, fans of Joan and Bill, avowed feminists. We are here to examine the price of inspiration, and to shed light to the memory of Joan Vollmer, and others (including Bill) whose sacrifices made possible some of the greatest literature and art of the last century. It was started and continues to be about the memory of Joan, and the meaning of love in the midst of chaos. ... more
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