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Convince the Blind
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Out of Control
04:14
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Heavy Dagger
06:23
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Snake Eyes
05:27
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Like a Witch
06:14
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Alter Time
01:58
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Melancholia
04:58
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The Prowl
06:29
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Garage Psych / Acid Rock / Stoner Rock band from nowhere
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