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1 Cartesians
03:48
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Square Peg Steady
03:30
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Trade Fours
03:19
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No Change
05:15
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Pizza Fast
03:05
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Go Home
06:01
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Premier Drums
00:32
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Just Don't Quit
02:39
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Plunder
04:08
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My Old Friend
01:11
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School Night
02:22
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Throw It Away
03:59
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Record Time
04:30
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