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Open Bar
02:01
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Turn and Burn
01:11
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Wash Your Hands
02:43
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Tip Pool
03:35
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Ticket Time
03:28
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I Heart the Hostess
03:14
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Tears of an Expo
04:55
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Corner
04:32
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Don't Text the Host
01:59
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You Can't Cut Me Off
02:44
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Train, Re-Train, Fire!
03:42
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Train, Re-Train, Fire!
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The Falcons of Fine Dining Seattle, Washington
There are 15 million people employed in the restaurant industry in the US. For years they have provided service but have gone unserved by the music industry. Well, America…YOU JUST GOT SERVED! The world’s first restaurant-themed rock band The Falcons of Fine Dining are putting an end to this injustice by producing sonic hits for everyone who has ever worked at, eaten at, or seen a restaurant. ... more
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