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5 to 6
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Spies
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Broke Down in Batsto
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Sand Castles
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The World At Large Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The hooky, harmony-threaded songs of The World At Large are both pleasantly retro and quite refreshing. The group blends Beatle-esque melodies with arrangements that heavily feature their intertwining vocals.
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