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Bill's Bad Day
01:26
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You're My Pacemaker
02:35
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She's A Rockin' Machine
02:25
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The Cutting Edge
04:04
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Riot City
01:52
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Fire Walk With Me
03:45
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The Roaring '20s
03:41
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Laura
03:06
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Lost In Today
01:39
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Midnight Attraction
03:24
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122 Hours Of Fear
03:59
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Archie and the Bunkers Cleveland, Ohio
Straight from the city of Cleveland Ohio -the home of The Electric Eels, The Pagans, The Dead Boys, Pere Ubu, Screamin' Jay Hawkins, and many more- comes the newest sensation in Rock n’ Roll. Brothers Emmett and Cullen are taking the world by storm, bringing audiences nothing but the wildest rock music of the 21st century! ... more
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