• 2024-05-07 The Watt from Pedro Show

  • May 7 2024
  • Length: 3 hrs
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2024-05-07 The Watt from Pedro Show

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  • hour one: "impressions" (live excerpt from nov 18, 1961) john coltrane "cherry tree" dinner time "251 a.m." dinner time "I don't have missions" chirs corsano "this cup is porous" ray shinn "pismo mileni" libertybell "control you" slick stings "humbaba's boogie" muskeg mudsuck "birthdy card (pretty swallows)" noisukka "a curious fellow" mechanical bull "lost the plot" cube "this feeling is..." dinner time hour two: "what's the deal?" dinner time "little heart" memorials of distinction "four" brendan eder ensemble "bravo marco" erlend oye & la comitiva "marika" essential logic "candle" sun+dead featuring mike watt, paul leary + chris koltay "one more hour" dinner time "affection" dinner time "some of this footage" bomis prendin "last light" danny paul grody duo "baba doo way" luke stewart silt trio "planar effect 9" gregorio - smith - bryerton "cuidate" dinner time hour three: "shoes 2" dinner time "afterlifer" jd pinkus & tall tall trees "chastity jeans" shiverboard "happenings (slight return)" leels "acceptable list of games for a socialized human" tha retail simps "volcano waterfall" acid mothers reynols "candy bar" dinner time "technicolor" dinner time "monkey in my chair" the library is on fire "the metabolization of stimulants" barry stock "96 tries" clear spots "piccinina (vinicius de moraes)" dtr + zak pischnotte "shimmer" dinner time
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