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Hardcore Roll Call!!
01:04
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Blank Lines
00:30
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A Drunk
00:26
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Restart, Renew
00:24
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Stupid Little Woman
00:39
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Son
00:30
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Roses
00:42
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Jam
00:42
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Batman Theme
00:21
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Garbage Man Blues
01:14
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Don't Try Meth!!
00:21
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Man Up
00:23
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Muuurrrryyy
00:34
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Perfect
00:37
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15. |
Jam 2
00:37
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16. |
Wasting Time
00:32
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17. |
Lightning
00:43
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18. |
You're Not Perfect
00:09
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Vampire Pigs
01:13
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Trade Post Recordings Crossville, Tennessee
Trade Post Recordings is a record label that is dedicated to DIY artists of all genres, ranging from poetry and minimalism to grindcore and beyond. The working man/woman is a huge inspiration and we want to share the artisitic side of that.
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