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Voices (Jesus says)
02:40
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Fight
02:52
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Work vs. Play
02:40
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All Work and No Play makes Jack a Dull Boy
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Stoner-Age Blues
04:36
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Tourette
04:00
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La Fureur
04:26
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Nº:1
03:12
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Fureur Lausanne, Switzerland
Fureur Is Fast like James Dean, and loud like the Baader gang.
Two guitars and a drum, three deaf idiots who like harmonies as much as they like hardcore punk.
What could go wrong?
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