I finally understand what people mean when they say drifting, by Fat History Month

I finally understand what people mean when they say drifting

by Fat History Month

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	1.	Wrench 05:08
	2.	Safe 01:55
	3.	Glass 05:49
	4.	Garbage Island Drifter 03:00
	5.	Flags 02:54
	6.	Money 02:55
	7.	Drifting 02:01
	8.	Dust 06:40

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released April 1, 2009

Recorded at the New Hawaii in April 09. Dave recorded, Mike helped out. Mastered by James at the Sex Dungeon. "Dust" is a Dust From 1000 Years song, originally called "Drifting into the Void" from their first amazing album. Thanks everybody. Comes with live versions of another Dust song, and Glass. If you can't afford any of this, or download it or whatever, just get in touch and we'll figure out how to get it to you: lovingdadmakes@gmail.com. if you can afford it, go ahead and support this art.

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