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Back to Blast
02:33
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Too old for this shit
02:48
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Green war
02:41
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Let it beer
02:20
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No brain no pain
01:53
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Fat fast monster
01:38
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Swimming with sharks
02:19
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Toxic wave
02:42
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Weed of change
02:54
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Walls of Mexico
02:46
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Dump and dumper
01:59
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Fuck you very much
02:35
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Burn my ass
01:49
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Crapoulet Records Marseille, France
Crapoulet records is a record label, dedicated to the punk rock and to Hardcore without any constraint of country, format,
or beliefs (SxE, religions, or any stuffes), just punk rock
i'm into Do It Ourselves, coz i think that a co-release is more cool than one label release, alone in a corner.
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