The Yellow Line
by Ramona
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Pluto Was a Planet
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Drive
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Cocaine Kiss
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Making Sense of Nothing
03:20
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Get Your Back Up
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Dirty Little Secret
02:19
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Freaking Out
02:48
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Pluto Was a Planet
02:03
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credits
released January 28, 2015
Dave Fritz - vocals, guitars and keyboards
Jeremy Knowles - drums, vocals and percussion
Matthew Trotter - bass guitar
with
Elliot Caroll - vocals on "Dirty Little Secret"
Kathrine Bergström - vocals on "Feel the Wheels"
David Curtis - lead guitar on "Pluto Was a Planet"
Recorded by FRITZ at Savile Row, Toronto
except 1,2,5 & 7 drums recorded by Paul Talbott
Mixed by Scott Hammond in The Blue Room
Band photos by Jen Squires
Cover artwork by Chris Rouleau
Dave Fritz - vocals, guitars and keyboards
Jeremy Knowles - drums, vocals and percussion
Matthew Trotter - bass guitar
with
Elliot Caroll - vocals on "Dirty Little Secret"
Kathrine Bergström - vocals on "Feel the Wheels"
David Curtis - lead guitar on "Pluto Was a Planet"
Recorded by FRITZ at Savile Row, Toronto
except 1,2,5 & 7 drums recorded by Paul Talbott
Mixed by Scott Hammond in The Blue Room
Band photos by Jen Squires
Cover artwork by Chris Rouleau
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Ramona Toronto, Ontario
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discography
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Jan 2015 -
May 2010
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