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What's The Sense Of Life
04:44
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Plastic Bag
01:45
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The People Are Hungry
03:33
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High Of Temtation
03:02
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Brain War
04:24
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Train Into Pain
03:40
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No New York
03:28
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(I've Seen) The Truth
04:34
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Africa
02:04
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No More Chance
03:58
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Poland Song
02:29
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Tank Of Danzig Koblenz, Germany
Tank Of Danzig is one of the most known post-punk/no wave bands out of Germany, especially with a cult following in Belgium and the Netherlands.
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