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Golden Horde Rising
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Acid
02:26
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Picnic Destinations
04:33
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Epoch Rock
04:18
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Cul de Sac
04:41
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Joyless Masturbation
03:23
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Remain Intact
02:54
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Another Dimension
03:12
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Bored of Breathing
03:17
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憎悪戦争 (LSD)
02:19
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