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Blues For A Drunk Dead
04:09
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Faggot Muslim
02:13
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Killing A Priest
02:00
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Lies
01:51
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Lonely Freak
03:40
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My Friend
03:13
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Oedipe Blues
02:57
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The Grave Digger
01:49
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Oh Yeah!
03:01
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Rainbows
03:11
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TequilaSavate Nancy, France
Tequilasavate is a primitive, decadent and dead rock'n'roll one man band. He yell his passions for burritos, the living dead and monsters with such pure energy as could be found in a long forgotten tomb or in the wild 60’s. Under his mask and costume of voodoo priest he deliver the ideal soundtrack to a monster dance-off for the walking dead. ... more
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