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Gear
01:57
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Conformity
02:14
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They Don't Get It
01:36
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Reason To Fight
02:02
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Moving Forward
02:22
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Rats
01:48
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Paranoid Inc.
01:13
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They Can't Grind Me Down
02:00
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Soapbox
02:31
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