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City of Big Dreams
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Television
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Southern Depression
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Utah
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Irish Sea Song
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Between the Two of Us
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Foals on the flipside
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Gambling Reservation
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A Profession For Me
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Better Than Nothing
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All I Want
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Trains Change
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Handed Down The Wire
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Greg Lisher Santa Cruz, California
Guitarist Greg Lisher joined the pioneering indie-rock band Camper Van Beethoven in 1985, before becoming a founding member
of the CVB spinoff indie-prog group Monks of Doom in 1987.
In addition to playing in these eclectic and revered bands, he’s also released three solo records as a singer-songwriter and composer.
His latest release is a instrumental album entitled Songs from Imperial Garden.
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