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Top Fuel
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Who's Ready to Get High
02:09
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The Pot Thief
02:28
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Headless
02:19
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Lou Reed
01:51
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Mr. DNA
02:42
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Eat the Roach
02:00
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Little White Trash
02:09
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Freak Show
02:02
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House on Haunted Hill
02:47
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Weird Waxed and Wired
01:42
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Didjits Chicago, Illinois
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