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Straight Life
07:14
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Ballads
05:27
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Hot Barbecue
05:23
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Barbecue's Version
03:15
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The New Anthem
07:23
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Watch What Happens
06:12
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The Post-Anthem
04:18
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(Hidden Track)
10:11
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Sub Rosa Label Brussels, Belgium
Record and production company managed by Guy Marc Hinant and Fred Walheer - releasing records in Electronics/ Experimental/ Unclassical/ Drone/ Noise/ Concrete/ Spoken Words/ Rare recordings/ Rituals genres.
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