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Sunstoned (live) [SCB]
06:43
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Crawl (live) [SCB]
02:47
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Dig Dug (live) [SCB]
03:32
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58 (live) [SCB]
03:58
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Like I Was (live) [SCB]
04:40
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The Hollow (live) [SCB]
02:47
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Wrounde (live) [SCB]
03:27
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Grin (live) [SCB]
06:15
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Big Wheel (live) [SCB]
03:44
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Pure (live) [SCB]
02:29
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Worm (live) [SCB]
03:37
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Mercury (live) [SCB]
05:48
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Chalk (live) [SCB]
02:58
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Grylliade (live) [SCB]
04:59
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Sky High (live) [SCB]
08:31
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