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Social Climbing Scene
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So Glad
02:41
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Please Come Home
04:26
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Lost & Gone Astray
04:17
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You Never Told Me
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You Don't Know Me
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Lido Beach Los Angeles, California
Lido Beach will break your heart and leave you hungry for more. Fronted by Long Island native, Scott Waldman, the musically and geographically diverse LA quartet combines a high-energy stage show with a blend of catchy, melodic rock, rooted deeply from the 90s alternative scene. ... more
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