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Red Eyed Legends: Kiki Yablon (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Chris Thomson (vocals, guitar).
Personnel: Kiki Yablon (guitar, Farfisa).
Recording information: Static Studios, Chicago, IL (06/12/2004-06/13/2004). Mutual Insignificance Music Red-Eyed Legends Mutual Insignificance Songs Mutual Insignificance Review
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