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Who Are You?
02:21
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2. |
Time To Die
01:35
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Condensed Flesh
00:38
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Ignorant People
01:16
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5. |
Change Places
00:51
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Ask Them Why
01:12
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Organized Sports
01:08
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My Rules
00:56
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Self-Defense
00:49
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10. |
War Hero
01:19
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11. |
Think
01:49
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12. |
Explode
01:46
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Void Columbia, Maryland
30 miles north of DC there’s a town called Columbia, one of the first planned communities built in the US and, in retrospect, the perfect birthplace for a band as chaotic as Void. When Void performed, it was as if each member was playing his own parts as fast as possible, but not necessarily together. To some, it may have seemed like noise, but to those in the know it was music on a higher level. ... more
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