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Years
2026
175
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48h475
7d17520
30d17520
1 show
1 tape
2025
1.4k
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48h162
7d11110
30d1.4k131
14 shows
27 tapes
2024
24
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48h00m
7d15m
30d242
4 shows
6 tapes
2023
505
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48h374
7d11612
30d50554
19 shows
36 tapes
2022
245
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48h217m
7d799
30d24526
17 shows
35 tapes
2021
184
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48h745m
7d192
30d18421
12 shows
15 tapes
2019
185
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48h524m
7d637
30d18520
9 shows
12 tapes
2018
101
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48h00m
7d00m
30d1019
10 shows
13 tapes
2017
262
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48h536
7d849
30d26228
13 shows
25 tapes
2016
312
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48h426m
7d212m
30d31234
14 shows
27 tapes
2015
373
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48h606
7d737
30d37338
40 shows
51 tapes
2013
25
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48h00m
7d00m
30d253
14 shows
15 tapes
2012
134
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48h322m
7d596
30d13414
25 shows
32 tapes
2011
274
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48h474
7d9910
30d27428
30 shows
54 tapes
2010
80
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48h00m
7d00m
30d807
11 shows
22 tapes
2009
4 shows
5 tapes
2008
168
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48h00m
7d00m
30d16815
23 shows
35 tapes
2007
37
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48h00m
7d318m
30d374
11 shows
20 tapes
2006
164
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48h849m
7d475
30d16415
35 shows
45 tapes
2005
104
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48h00m
7d747
30d10410
29 shows
38 tapes
2004
148
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48h262
7d495
30d14815
17 shows
20 tapes
2003
44
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48h851m
7d844m
30d444
12 shows
13 tapes
2002
22
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48h29m
7d191
30d222
20 shows
20 tapes
2001
13
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48h311m
7d00m
30d1354m
10 shows
10 tapes
2000
73
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48h151
7d292
30d735
15 shows
18 tapes
1999
15
PlaybackListensHours
48h00m
7d00m
30d151
1 show
1 tape
2004
9/18/04
intro
1:07
One Big Holiday
6:01
Lowdown
5:45
How Could I Know?
5:11
It Beats 4 U
4:59
The Way That He Sings
5:09
Cobra
9:20
Mahgeetah
7:24
Run Thru
7:16
FIN
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