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Abraxas
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The Dirt
04:22
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Heaven's Gate
04:19
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Comfort
04:30
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First Red Arrow
05:24
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Boyfriends
04:23
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The Fly
04:29
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Albert's Basement Melbourne, Australia
In Narrm/Melbourne since the first gig in about '06
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