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Long Gone
08:38
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Sherriff Joe
13:42
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Viktimized Karcass
09:17
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I Can't Breathe
09:18
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Half Life (excerpt)
06:05
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Dead On Citizens Band
08:16
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Outside
07:12
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Time To Kill
09:30
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Night Creatures
08:04
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Queers
07:30
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Heartbeat
06:28
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Death's Deal, Side A
47:01
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Death's Deal, Side B
47:03
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Cassette Art Classics Gainesville, Florida
Cassette Art Classics features classic DIY tapes of homemade music from the 1980s and 90s at affordable prices. All archival issues are authorized by the original label or the artist.
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