How The Sick May Help Themselves, by The Dymaxions

How The Sick May Help Themselves

by The Dymaxions

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1.	Prepare to Continue the Challenge of a Lifetime (A) 00:25	buy track
2.	Prepare to Continue the Challenge of a Lifetime (B) 01:37	buy track
3.	Prepare to Continue the Challenge of a Lifetime (C) 03:48	buy track
4.	Prepare to Continue the Challenge of a Lifetime (D) 01:09	buy track
5.	Hard Rock in Shallow Waters 01:44	buy track
6.	The Octopus Ward 03:43	buy track
7.	Birdwatching (I Was a Teenage Zombie) 02:17	buy track
8.	After the Goldrush 02:22	buy track
9.	Booty Calls 03:06	buy track
10.	(inspected by *People) 02:00	buy track

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recorded in Montreal, QC, 2005.
all songs written by Gregory Pepper except "Prepare to Continue the Challenge of a Lifetime" (Pepper/Rathwell) and "Inspected by * People" (Rathwell)

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released October 30, 2005

Gregory Pepper: voice, guitar, accordion
Don Rathwell: voice, piano, synth, organ
Tim Kramer: bass, cello, trumpet, voice
Corey Wood: drums, percussion, voice

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