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The Vines

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Various Artists: The Inbetweeners Movie (Soundtrack)

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Jonathan Kosakow
/ 26 March 2012
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The Vines: Melodia

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Stephen Haag
/ 6 April 2009
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The Vines: The Best of the Vines

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James Greene, Jr.
/ 13 March 2008
The Vines: Vision Valley
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The Vines: Vision Valley

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Dan Raper
/ 12 April 2006

The Vines are polished so shiny on Capitol’s new record that you can see yourself in the reflective, glossy black of the CD booklet.

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The Vines: Winning Days

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Stephen Haag
/ 25 March 2004
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The Vines

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PopMatters Staff
/ 7 August 2002
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The Vines: Highly Evolved

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Jon Garrett
/ 27 June 2002
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The Vines

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PopMatters Staff
/ 17 April 2002

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