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Raw Power
01:53
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So Cold
05:55
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What Love Is
03:38
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Ain't It Fun
05:51
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Transfusion
07:44
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Life Stinks
03:24
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Muckraker
04:40
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30 Seconds Over Tokyo
06:41
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Satisfaction
00:19
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Sonic Reducer
04:25
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Final Solution RFTT
04:37
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Foggy Notion
04:53
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Amphetamine
05:27
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Read It & Weep
02:34
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Seventeen
03:53
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Frustration
02:13
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Down In Flames
01:40
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Search & Destroy
02:18
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