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Intro
00:16
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Get Out the Butter
02:32
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The Spawn of Lucifer
03:02
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Whiz Kids
01:37
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The Battle
03:24
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Monkeys & Babies
03:29
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Five Feet of Rage
01:45
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Concerto 0013
03:02
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Soda Factory
02:43
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Thick Brown Fur Pottsville, Pennsylvania
JI: Guitar, Vocals
NS: Bass, Vocals
NM: Drums, Vocals
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