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Masters Of Control
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Seven Doors To Hell
03:36
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C.H.U.C.K.
03:33
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No More
04:09
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Metropolis pt.3
00:27
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Trapped Inside Your Mind
04:34
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Nuke'em High
04:19
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Burst Into The Quiet
04:21
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