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Fun-ctional
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Slave to the Wage
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Earth Day
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A.C.A.B.A.
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N.M.A.
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Noise Not Music
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Vegan Fish Eaters
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Where's My God Now
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Valley Born and Razed
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Vandals
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Punk Rock Pays the Bills
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It's Not for Me
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Attack of the Rukos
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Give this Boss a Raise
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Open Your Eyes, Stupid
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