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Freedom From You
02:15
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Caught In The Teeth
01:27
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Foreign Object
02:13
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Hand Grenade
01:31
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Hide From Your Shadow
03:31
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The Great Nothing
01:54
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Screw Job
01:15
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Melt
02:12
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Ain't So Great
02:26
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Hell Anthem
01:36
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IRISH VOODOO RECORDS Fullerton, California
Started in 2004, and still going strong.
Hardcore
Punk Rock
Skate Punk
Metal
Straight Edge
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Wow. So epic, so cool. Mindforce rules.
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