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Let It Begin
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Boston Tea Pary
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Winner's Anthem
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I'm Gonna Stupefy
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Friday The 13th
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Rainbow Express
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Love Shack (B52's cover)
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Jackie Chan
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Saved By The Bell
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I Believe In Unicorns
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A Tale Of Outer Space
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Glen and the Sunshine Gang Portland, Oregon
What started as a joke band quickly evolved into a band that got really good at the joke. The birth of GATSG was 2005 and for years the band made their way onto Southern California's most legendary stages, armed to the teeth with their own brand of silliness that they take VERY seriously. Now, that same absurdity has landed someplace new, the HQ of weird, Portland, Oregon. ... more
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