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Freak tracks

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Pleticulous Thoughts (Cable Kid)

Pleticulous Thoughts, the third LP from one-man Canyon Lake band Josh Rice, is a mostly instrumental affair but carries the freak flag of local bygones like Ed Hall, with nods to obvious heroes Ween, on Casio ode "Theme Song to Octomom IV" and smooth jam "Tokyo Burrito." Impressive orchestration for just one guy and his thoughts.

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