I Thought We Were All Doing Acid Here

by Rainbow Family

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	1.	Ehrenmann Intro 01:23
	2.	Partly Stone, Partly The Absence Of Stone 04:56
	3.	Fresh Beets 01:00
	4.	John Brown's Body 05:34
	5.	It's Always 9/11 05:52
	6.	Bossa Dada 03:28
	7.	Madison, Switzerland 08:29
	8.	Propagate 04:08
	9.	It Could Happen To Anyone 04:22
	10.	Barbarin Outro 04:18

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!!!002 Rainbow Family - I Thought We Were All Doing Acid Here

is brought to you in the year two thousand and eight by ¡¡¡THE ZONE!!! records, owen callahan, and campbell payne.
the tracks are:

1. Ehrenmann Intro
2. Partly Stone, Partly the Absence of Stone
3. Fresh Beets
4. John Brown's Body
5. It's Always 9/11
6. Madison, Switzerland
7. Bossa Dada
8. Propagate
9. It Could Happen to Anyone
10. Barbarin Outro

all tracks except for track 4 written in 2007 and 2008 by campbell payne and owen callahan. track 4 written by william steffe.
all tracks performed in 2007 and 2008 by campbell payne and owen callahan.
all tracks recorded in 2007 and 2008 by campbell payne and owen callahan.
all tracks produced in 2007 and 2008 by campbell payne and owen callahan.

all ¡¡¡THE ZONE!!!-released albums, EP's, and other musics are released under a BY creative commons license, you can download them, burn them, burn copies for friends, sell them, distribute them, perform them, remix them, and marry them. well you probably can in massachusetts. you don't even need to ask us! all you need to do is attribute the proper author and maybe throw in a link to the www.thezone.info just to be cool.

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released April 3, 2012

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