The Weather Machines
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About The Weather Machines
The Weather Machines was the songwriting/recording vehicle of Jason Ward that was active in Rapid City, SD and Portland, OR from 2004-2010. Live and studio contributors included Sam Phillips, Oliver Francis, Tom Miller, Ali DeMersseman, Miyo One Arrow, J. Waylon Miller, Patrick Fleming and Luke Mickelson. The Weather Machines released their self-produced debut CD, The Sound of Pseudoscience in 2006 on their own Tigers Against Crime imprint. A 5-song follow-up EP entitled Bones & Brains was released in 2008.
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Stains of Saints
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Modern Text on Love
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Northern Lights
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Fade Out Classic
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Last Stop
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Parts Of Speech
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Alone in Shiki
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The Latest in Company Brides
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Old School vs. Liberty Girls
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Me Too Iguana
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202
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32,000' Above Suck City
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Mission: Satellite!
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New Rules of Conversation
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32,000 Above Suck City
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New Soft Archetype
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In The Dreamtime
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Last Known Tropic Control
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mission satellite
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old school vs liberty girls
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32,000' Over Suck City
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strains of saints
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the lastest in company brides
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32000 ft above suck city
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Modern Text
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32'000' Above Suck City
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32,00' Above Suck City
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Stains Of Saints Demo
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Latest In Company Brides
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Spring Theme
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Fall Theme
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Stains Of Saints - Aiff
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Stains of Saints (demo)
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modernText
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So, What Exactly Does It Say?
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The Latest In...
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ModernText On Love
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Modern Texts Of Love
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14 last stop
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Mission: Satellite
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Modern Text Of Love
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Old School v Liberty Girls
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December 2
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Me Too, Iguana
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Old School Versus Liberty Girls
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Thirty-Two Thousand Feet Above Suck City
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3x24 - Stains Of Saints
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32,00' Above S**k City
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Stains of Saints - The weather Machines
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Stain Of Saints
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