Not All Our Friends Are Friends Anymore, by math jokes

Not All Our Friends Are Friends Anymore

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	2.	Amefuto 02:17
	3.	Dizzypunch 02:03
	4.	A Lot Of Things Have Happened. I'm Ok 03:01
	5.	Boatrace Weekend 01:30
	6.	Magnum Opiates 04:41
	7.	I'll Be Very Ugly When I'm Old 00:58
	8.	Sorry Dudes 02:05
	9.	Drunk Hugs Fell Into A Cupboard 02:48
	10.	Everything Is Breaking & Nothing Is Getting Better 02:27
	11.	Now We Leave The Friends We Don't Deserve 04:04

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The first full length and final release by math jokes.

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released August 14, 2015

Carl Kremer - Vocals/Bass
Xaq Gllnd - Guitar/Vocals
Garty Smith - Guitar/Vocals
Jon Noll - Drums

REALLY RAD RECORDS Portland, Oregon

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