Medications

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Domestic Animals 00:00 Tools
Long Day 00:00 Tools
Surprise! 00:00 Tools
Twine Time 00:00 Tools
...Or At Least As Bad 00:00 Tools
Seasons 00:00 Tools
For Wmf 00:00 Tools
This Is the Part We Laugh About 00:00 Tools
Magazines for Entertainment 00:00 Tools
We Could Be Others 00:00 Tools
Pills 00:00 Tools
I Am the Harvest 00:00 Tools
Safe and Sorry 00:00 Tools
Opinions 00:00 Tools
Brasil '07 00:00 Tools
The Last of the Rest Was the End 00:00 Tools
Rising to Sleep 00:00 Tools
Kilometers and Smiles 00:00 Tools
Occupied 00:00 Tools
Country Air 00:00 Tools
Home Is Where We Are 00:00 Tools
Exercise Your Futility 00:00 Tools
Tame On the Prowl 00:00 Tools
Postcards 00:00 Tools
The Perfect Target 00:00 Tools
Reconcile Awake 00:00 Tools
Seasons 1-2 00:00 Tools
Domestic Animals (Live) 00:00 Tools
Corners (Live) 00:00 Tools
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Track 01 00:00 Tools
Brasil 00:00 Tools
01 Safe And Sorry 00:00 Tools
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02 Exercise Your Futility 00:00 Tools
[tuning/banter] 00:00 Tools
05 The Perfect Target 00:00 Tools
03 Domestic Animals 00:00 Tools
04 Reconcile Awake 00:00 Tools
10_Postcards 00:00 Tools
Brasil ‘07 00:00 Tools
03 - Domestic Animals 00:00 Tools
06 - pills 00:00 Tools
Medications - Long day 00:00 Tools
Domestic Animals(Live) 00:00 Tools
05 - THE PERFECT TARGET 00:00 Tools
01 - SAFE AND SORRY 00:00 Tools
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07 - the last of the rest was the end 00:00 Tools
09 - i am the harvest 00:00 Tools
domestic animal 00:00 Tools
10 occupied 00:00 Tools
03 - twine time 00:00 Tools
04 - reconcile awake 00:00 Tools
08 - opinions 00:00 Tools
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Medications released their first self titled EP on Dischord records creating their own blend of math rock, post-punk and indie rock. Their first full-length album, "Your Favorite People All in One Place," was released on Dischord in early 2005. Devin Ocampo sings and plays guitar, Chad Molter plays bass, and Andrew Becker plays the drums. Devin and Chad were part of another band on Dischord called Faraquet, which gained a significant cult following in the math rock scene. Devin also played drums in Smart Went Crazy and currently does so with Mary Timony (along with Chad on bass). www.medicationsband.com Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.