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Crooked Line
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Malpractice
01:57
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Long Black Hair
03:24
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Baseball Man
02:54
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Bad Things
02:46
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Big Time
01:52
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Luke's Song
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Cigarette Girl
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No Reason
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Fantastic Shams Indianapolis, Indiana
Fantastic Shams is a band that blurs the lines between proto-punk, power pop, and psychedelia. Their music is a wild and unpredictable ride, full of catchy melodies, driving rhythms, and unexpected twists and turns.
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