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The Ballad of Iron Jim
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It's Ok to be Crazy
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Adios
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Mexi-Conspiracy
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Drunk ...Again
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Mammals on Wheels
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Kory Istace vs the Time Pirates Saskatchewan
KIVTP is the friendliest band on the planet. The combination of Kory’s diary-drawn writing with The Time Pirates’ thoughtful arrangements creates a very honest and accessible sound. With a distinct lack of pretension, KIVTP gives audiences at every performance the feeling of belonging. Everyone leaves a KIVTP show as a new friend of the band, and nothing could please them more. ... more
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