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Modern Lover
03:42
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Daytrader
02:34
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Access to No.'s
02:48
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Hot Pantz
03:29
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Souvenir Boy
02:23
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Don't Stop
03:21
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I Live in L.A.
02:09
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Give Up the Money (1982)
03:52
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Culture Contact
03:26
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Sunset City of Dub
01:53
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CoCo B's California
CoCo B's 1st full length album made several top ten lists in 2007. L.A. Times’ Kevin Bronson placed this album number 4 on his Top 10 best albums of 2007, among L.A. bands, stating that “this disc was a great surprise”. Britain’s NME awarded them the ‘Best Demo we’ve heard all week’ in May, 2007, describing tracks ‘Daytrader’ and ‘Hot Pantz’ as “a perfect slice of dashing, adorable indie pop”. ... more
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