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The Forgotten
02:53
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Empty Shell
02:34
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Hell House
03:47
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The Saints
03:58
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The Donner Tea Party
01:45
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Marching On Again
02:47
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Bottles In
03:25
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Velvet Love Folds
02:33
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Septimus
02:20
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The Forgotten (Part II)
03:02
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King Of The Monsters
02:13
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Canada
02:11
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14. |
WTF Is Golf
02:39
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Fell In Love With A Girl
01:40
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123 (Part III)
02:05
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Jenny In The Breakroom
05:02
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The Shanks New York
Like a strong, violent kick to the nutsack of popular music, The Shanks constantly defy the borders of genre, taking an arsenal of sea chanteys and marching songs, drunken barroom singalongs and horror movie homages, riot chords for the working class and anthems of anger and hope, and playing them all fast and loud and for the kids. I know where I'll be when nothing's left for me. ... more
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