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Comin' Home
03:13
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Crucify
02:10
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Fighting Sons
01:41
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Hey Hey Hey !
03:16
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Janitor Rock
02:00
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Kiki's Revenge
02:04
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Pain In The Axe
02:40
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Red Shirt Boogie
02:37
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Status Woe
02:37
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The Real Suburbanites
02:34
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Surf Song
02:31
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12. |
Unscene
02:48
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