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Shred it!
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Brainless
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Bleargh
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Four Door Ford Bore
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Slaved by The Production
03:50
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Lot of Chains
02:01
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Pushing Down
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I Don't Know
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Green Little Man
02:33
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No Easy Way Out
04:27
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