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Priorities
04:09
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Prom Queen
03:29
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I'd Die to Be There Now
04:34
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A Touch of Toto
03:16
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As Far as I Could Run
04:22
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Taparoo
04:05
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Silence of Our Friends
03:47
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C Song
04:43
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New Age Rock Song
04:46
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A Place
03:07
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Outerlude
02:44
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Priorities on Crack
00:17
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CentralSide Chatham, New Jersey
1999 was a GREAT year for many reasons.The best of which being the rise of pop rock trio - Centralside. Growing up in the heyday of pop punk and 90's excellence, Grant Beighley (Drums), Skyler Guzman (bass), and Andrew Hannig formed their own sound akin to jimmy eat world, the foo fighters, and brand new. If nothing else, Centralside's debut album "Priorities" still holds its ground. ... more
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