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Intro
00:31
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2. |
Without Fear
04:31
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3. |
Sexbot
02:33
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4. |
Live Weather
03:41
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5. |
Anne
02:05
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6. |
Ginger Witch
03:07
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7. |
Interruption
00:33
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8. |
Pure White
02:46
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9. |
Moon Man
03:52
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10. |
A New Opportunity
02:05
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11. |
Test Tube Child
04:50
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Projector Heads Brighton, UK
"That was some freaky shit!"
-Gregerian
"From violence to serenity and
everything in between."
-The New Madrid Times
"There is no going back after this."
-Will
"Real slick!"
-Charlie
... more
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