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| 1. 20th Century Accidents |
| 2. John Q Blues |
| 3. Time |
| 4. Born Again |
| 5. Black Light |
| 6. Naive Melody |
| 7. Right or Wrong |
| 8. Minnesota Weather Map |
| 9. Beams |
| 10. Run For Cover |
| 11. I'm Still Here |
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Macon Greyson's stereo-pulsing rock displayed on their fourth studio album, 20th Century Accidents, showcases their activist lyrics while remaining devoted to their background as a guitar rock band. Paralleling protest songs from the 1970's closely in both sound and lyrical content, the critically-acclaimed group from Dallas is drumming their brazen ballads all over the international spectrum. Influenced tremendously by the satirical writings of Kurt Vonnegut, Macon Greyson now use their songs as a like-minded platform for themes of unrest and demonstration. The anthems on Accidents prevail as the perfect sound track to any opposition against the powers that be, while still showcasing the group's talent for crafting catchy melodies.
Macon Greyson's stereo-pulsing rock displayed on their fourth studio album, 20th Century Accidents, showcases their activist lyrics while remaining devoted to their background as a guitar rock band. Paralleling protest songs from the 1970's closely in both sound and lyrical content, the critically-acclaimed group from Dallas is drumming their brazen ballads all over the international spectrum. Influenced tremendously by the satirical writings of Kurt Vonnegut, Macon Greyson now use their songs as a like-minded platform for themes of unrest and demonstration. The anthems on Accidents prevail as the perfect sound track to any opposition against the powers that be, while still showcasing the group's talent for crafting catchy melodies.
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