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Reviews & Comments

Date	Action	Score
2019-06-25	2019-06-25: Commented on the blog, MPP2 Recap: Crosseyed And Not So Painless	1
2018-07-18	2018-07-18: Commented on the blog, Beyond The Pond Podcast: The 7/22/03 Deer Creek Gumbo	1

Forum Posts

Date	Action	Score
2020-01-22	Posted in the forum thread micro jam of the year 2019 (sub-15 mins)	1
2020-01-14	Posted in the forum thread Looking to buy a new vinyl player. Can you recommend a good one?	0
2020-01-14	Posted in the forum thread Looking to buy a new vinyl player. Can you recommend a good one?	1
2020-01-14	Posted in the forum thread Looking to buy a new vinyl player. Can you recommend a good one?	7
2019-12-04	Posted in the forum thread I am a new fan(Phan?)!	2
2018-09-07	Posted in the forum thread the worst show I ever saw (not Phish)	1
2018-09-07	Posted in the forum thread the worst show I ever saw (not Phish)	1

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