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No Change
02:56
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Pills
01:58
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PCTV
02:57
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Torn Apart
01:34
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Let Me Out Of Hell
03:17
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Derelict
03:09
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Trash City Burning
01:37
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That's Progress
03:19
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Lord Of The Flies
03:06
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Celebrity Death Squad
02:53
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Barcode Breakdown
02:12
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Nazer/Brown/Smale/Webb
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World In Action
03:33
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Burn Trash City
01:47
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Screenage
02:48
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Self Abuse Bournemouth, UK
Andy Nazer - Vocals, Bass Guitar
Dave Brown - Guitar, Vocals
Jarvis Smale - Guitar
Dom Upchuck - Drums
From Bournemouth, Dorset, UK
Unestablished Since 1982
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