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Impermanent Alloys

by The Why Because

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1.
Frequency Jones 13:36
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2.
The End Will Also Be A New Beginning 05:50
3.
Spectre Om 04:23
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4.
Special Agent Mayhem Goes Undercover 03:59
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5.
Storm-Torn Tombstones (For Rupert Turpentine) 03:57
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6.
Kabila Dogo 03:33
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7.
The Luxury of Waste 03:20
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8.
No Words or Letters Spoken 03:41
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9.
Kármán Line 02:39
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10.
A Prism To Reflect the Joys of Our Youth 04:45
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'Impermanent Alloys' is an eclectic album culled from a series of improvisations during the period of 2002-2004, with some subtle studio touches added in a few places. Features contributions from past and future members of several notable Bay Area bands, including Birds & Batteries, Howlin' Rain, The Yellow Press, Run_Return, The Mothballs, Conspiracy of Beards, and Flimsy Vessels...

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released May 5, 2005

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The Why Because Oakland, California

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