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East Of Nowhere
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Supersonic
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All The Same
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My Way Of Thinking
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Carousel
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What's That Sound
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Postcard
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There Is A Light
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Whispered Silence
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Delayed
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Consider The Source Washington, D.C.
Formed in 1994, Consider the Source are seasoned veterans of the Washington DC area’s music scene. Having performed together for close to 20 years and opening for acts like 2 Skinnee J’s, John Waite and Pat McGee, they continue to play a wide range of popular music that appeals to every type of fan. All the while, they have developed a distinct, seamless blend of pop, rock, folk and alternative. ... more
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