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All Signs to Amsterdam
04:07
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Feeder
02:01
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Lost In Art
03:24
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Superball
02:54
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Another Club
04:16
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Fraying Wire
03:35
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For An Eye
04:05
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System Generated Noise
03:38
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9. |
The Mainstream
02:43
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10. |
Sandy
04:23
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11. |
Look Out!
03:04
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Collapsed Catholic
04:23
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Riding a New Wave
02:37
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