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Alien
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I Need a Reason
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Mongolia
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Don't Tell the Doctor
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Fingers Crossed
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The Beat Goes On
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Remember to Forget
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Black Sheep
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Andrew Neil Charlottesville, Virginia
Andrew Neil is considered an "Outsider" music artist along the lines of Daniel Johnston. One can also hear influences of Elliot Smith, Anthony Kiedis, Kurt Cobain in his vocal delivery. Andrew began writing songs following a head injury sustained in a car accident in 2009. Since then he written nearly 400 songs since late 2009, and never had any music training to speak of. ... more
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