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Marylin
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Every Where I Go
02:46
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Blind
03:41
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Long Life Head
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Gate
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Treat Me
03:18
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Work Of Art
02:55
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Nothing Real
04:01
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Downhill
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Going Nowhere
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Believe
02:39
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Crack
03:45
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Don't Succeed
04:38
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Big Sleep
03:39
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Remember
02:59
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Sound Of The 90s
04:09
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Distrust Your Tongue
05:09
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Sunglasses
02:51
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Train - Live Recording
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Reality - Live Recording
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Terremoto Party Bochum, Germany
The band was formed in 1987 and broke up in 2001. After the second singer left the band in 1992, the band continued to play
as a trio until it broke up. You can find various demos and all of the band's releases here. All for free, of course. If you want you can donate something for running costs + forfuture Hirncut Music projects.
www.hirncut-music.com
www.terremotoparty. de
... more
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