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The Krap
02:14
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Squirrels
02:07
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Farm Fresh
01:45
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Taxing Fat People
02:56
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Gen-O-Cide
02:57
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Back-Up Cock
01:34
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One Drunk Brickley
01:48
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Mount Gay Rump
01:56
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9. |
Ethan Hangs There
02:10
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ApeCod
02:44
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Hic-O-Bob
02:32
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12. |
N-Joy
02:29
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Krap Spackle Harvard, Illinois
Lead vox - M.C. Centernut
Bass/Vox - Captain Liver Cheese
Guitar/Vox - Big Brown Bear "RawR"
Drums - The Amazing Hairline
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