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G.C.P.
05:32
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2. |
Run
04:02
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3. |
Break Down The Wall
03:36
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4. |
The End Of The World
05:49
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5. |
Michael
03:02
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6. |
Too Many (Too Many)
03:38
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7. |
Raise Your Fist
06:17
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8. |
Middleclass
04:18
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The Bad Shakes St. Gallen, Switzerland
Roman (vocals)
Daniel (synth & guitar)
Roland (guitar)
Pascal (bass guitar)
Thomas (drums)
recorded at QFLM
in St. Gallen
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