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My Guitar
01:45
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Trans Love
02:25
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That Sound
02:52
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Tired Of The Telephone
02:13
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Skag
03:46
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Funny Now (She Blew It)
02:55
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Busted
02:30
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Scratchin´ On The 8 Ball
02:31
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Crazy Ride
01:56
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Yesterdays News
02:54
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Flower
03:33
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Down The Drain
03:00
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Animal Farmers
02:40
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South Beach
03:28
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Munster Records Madrid, Spain
Munster Records is an independent Spanish label created in the 1980s. In the last decade its main focus has been reissues of punk, garage, rock and other akin genres and subgenres. From its early days, Munster was conceived as a label catering for the demanding music fan and record collector, releasing its records on both CD and vinyl, the latter usually as limited editions ... more
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