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El Guapo 1
02:33
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Eighteen Benedictions
03:00
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Delia Had a Sickness
03:00
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About Two Dreams
02:25
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Jacob P. Silverstein
02:38
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Shannon Whirry
01:37
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On Behalf of J. Arbenz
02:05
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Symbol/Object
02:48
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The Gospel of Q
02:26
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Dead Week
02:46
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El Guapo 2
02:46
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El Guapo Washington, D.C.
El Guapo was born as a two-piece in Washington, D.C. in 1996. In ’01, the band recorded its first album for Dischord Records, "Super/System", with Phil Manley at NRS. "Fake French", El Guapo's second Dischord release, followed in ’03. The group would later add drummer Josh Blair, rechristen itself as "Supersystem" and recorded two albums for Touch and Go before disbanding in 2006. ... more
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