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"  Despite toiling for years in relative obscurity in its hometown of Philadelphia, Dr. Dog has a rabid fan base -- just not always with the people in the crowd. Other bands can&amp;#039;t seem to get enough of this quintet&amp;#039;s indie-ized brand of fuzzed-out &amp;#039;60s pop -- already, Dr. Dog counts members of The Strokes and My Morning Jacket among its strongly growing litter of fans, which also includes The Cold War Kids, who told Esquire: &amp;quot;Everybody wants to be in the Dog.&amp;quot; Indeed, Dr. Dog is the kind of group that other bands stand around and watch, slack-jawed, blown away by performances that are equal parts rock spectacle and jam session. &amp;quot;Dr. Dog is very special. First rate. They&amp;#039;ve got ace songwriting. They focus on songcraft and they look after their recording as well. You can tell,&amp;quot; said Matt Oliver, lead singer of Sound Team. &amp;quot;We played a show together at our warehouse in Austin. One of the members of the Joggers was very inebriated and was showing his appreciation and love Dr. Dog in a very vocal way. He was yelling incoherently and hugging everyone. That&amp;#039;s the kind of reaction they inspire.&amp;quot; Visit Dr. Dog&amp;#039;s Website.  Download &amp;quot;Worst Trip&amp;quot; by Dr. Dog  off We All Belong. Song courtesy of Park the Van Records. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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