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Uncle Shingles
02:46
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I Am The Blues
02:52
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The Tyranny Of Swine
04:51
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Puppyhammer
02:28
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Happy Sanchez
03:43
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Chump Rebate
05:15
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Wolf Ticket
02:23
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10-88
03:43
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A Square Go
04:11
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Lungful Of Clyde
08:49
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Hey Enemy Stirling
Hey Enemy were not hugged enough as children. Instead they played noisy, cynical post-punk music in an attempt to alienate everyone they met. It went pretty well.
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