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The Body Only Dies
03:55
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Light
04:24
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Riot of the Rebel Angels
03:47
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Hold Me Down
04:02
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Rats
04:43
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Men Like You
03:46
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Chin Up, Eyes Wide Open
03:11
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You Will Hear Thunder
04:48
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For Real
03:57
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Kill Somebody
04:02
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Desperate Like Us
04:02
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The Saddle
04:29
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Secret
03:30
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MENSA DEATHSQUAD Kansas City, Missouri
“The electronic music that I daydream about, always has that Stooges layer of dirt and shop grease on it. That’s what I want.”
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