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A Twisted Theatre
03:03
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The Wild Lost
04:20
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Bright Star Hope
03:19
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Mischief I
00:37
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An Ordinary Day
04:02
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Wicked Luck
04:30
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Le Mystere Extraodinaire
00:44
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Utopian Playland
03:24
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Dear Isabella
03:59
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Mischief II
00:38
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The Pitch & The Paling
03:44
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Particles
04:46
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Ere the Tempest
00:15
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Corps of Night
04:03
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Poe's Lament
00:52
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The Nightmare Machine
04:39
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La Fin Immense
02:27
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Marquis of Vaudeville Dallas, Texas
Marquis of Vaudeville shatters the monotonous & mundane with a rock opera soundscape of angst-ridden anthems, devilishly beguiling ballads, and waltzes through a wicked Wonderland that tug at the heartstrings of today’s youth.
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