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Battalion of Demons
02:52
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Death Bacteria
02:29
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Career Decisions
02:43
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Shell Shock
03:07
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Last Breath
03:43
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Full Speed Ahead
02:38
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Dark Clouds
03:17
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Stop Asking
03:02
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Start a Cult
02:26
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Live Sucks
02:21
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Link Riders
02:37
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Rawmetal Thrashsquad
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