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The First Day
02:34
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The Experiment
01:20
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Who's hot
01:57
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Born 20 Years Too Late
01:21
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Deal With It
02:05
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Control Freak
02:10
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On s'en Käliss
01:40
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We need your voice
01:37
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10. |
By the Book
03:06
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11. |
Démantibulé
02:23
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Anthem of Conformity
01:20
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9 to 5
02:17
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14. |
The Red Phone's Ringing
02:13
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Counteract Recordings Marseille, France
DIY anarcho/crust label since 2001
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