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Heavy soul x-plosion
02:28
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R'n'R Congregation
02:34
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Out of luck
02:42
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Don'tcha love T.Rex?
02:31
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Savage Fuzz
02:38
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Five eyed monster
02:27
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Hole in my head
02:29
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Babylon dolls
02:24
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Man you need
03:19
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Hallucination mash
03:09
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Hollywood girl
03:02
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