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Dumbstruck It'S Still Broke: First Two Records CD
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- SKU:
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- UPC:
- 689492127022
- MPN:
- 9212702
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Dumbstruck It'S Still Broke: First Two Records CD
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1. Bullshit Artist 2. Loner 3. Helpless 4. Clone 5. Hate Your Kind 6. Break the Chains 7. Pure Hate 8. Same Shit Different Pile 9. Intolerance 10. Outcasts 11. Jehovahs Bastards 12. Pravda 13. Nothing Changes 14. Conflicting Agenda 15. Same Old Ground 16. 180 Degrees 17. Ditto 18. The Victims Pit 19. School for Non-Believers 20. Lineage of Doom 21. Can't Tell No One
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