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Articles Tagged with 'lesser known classics'

Lesser Known Classics #1: Rufio - MCMLXXXV
Lesser Known Classics #2: Queens of the Stone Age - Songs for the Deaf

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I’m a Ruby developer with a background in Microsoft .Net and C#. Having made the jump to Ruby, I’m now a Ruby on Rails developer for TouchLocal, a local business directory. I’m also a gamer, a blogger, and a music fanatic.

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