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Listen: Peter Bjorn and John's Foodie Playlist

Swedish rockers get amped up for food truck tour with grub-related tunes

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August 24, 2011 1:05 PM ET
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Swedish rockers Peter Bjorn and John are about to head out on the All You Can Eat Tour, a jaunt across the United States in which they will partner with Eater and food trucks in select cities to hook their fans up with free snacks. To celebrate the tour, the members of the band have put together this special playlist of their favorite food-related tunes, with tracks from artists such as the Beach Boys, Van Halen and the Kinks.

 

 

Listen to Peter, Bjorn and John's Ultimate Food Playlist:

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