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"When I Used to be Alive" genre: Indie Pop/Lo Fi
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	Recorded at home as an experiment in Jun 2001, this song was originally the product of a sideband called Snail Trail Featuring Cahn on guitar and vocals, Mateo on Piano and vocals, and Debbie Mitchel on Bass and vocals.
	Credits: produced and engineered by Mateo
"Searching for the Unknown" genre: Indie Pop/Lo Fi
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	live recording- the living room '99- This is arguablly AOT's most dance-able song with intersting mood changes like the rest of this small live collection it was recorded with a single mic on one track with a roland sp808.
	Credits: Writen and produced by: Activity of Tomorrow
"Stephanie" genre: Indie Pop/Lo Fi
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	live recording- the living room '99- This song also features a saw and piano and is so artfully arranged it hurts. An interesting bit of info, a pleasant accident happened when Bill fell asleep in the middle of the song, if you listen hard enough you can hear matt kicking him in the head to wake him up. the song was named after an employee at the drugstore where cahn and bill worked. like the rest of this small live collection it was recorded with a single mic on one track with a roland sp808.
	Credits: Writen and produced by: Activity of Tomorrow

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