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Killboy Powerhead
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Captain Ahab
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Long Lone Ranger
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Gold Eldorado
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Evel Knievel
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Cutting Carol
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Goodbye Mr. Policeman
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Sweet Sweet Satan
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Baby ÜR A DRÄG
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Call Me Animal
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Joker Express
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Hooly Ghouly
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Foxey Lady
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