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Krush
05:10
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Vent
02:42
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Voyeur
03:31
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Kill Or Be Killed
03:33
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For A While
02:55
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Why?
03:28
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You Suck
03:18
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The Old School
02:53
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Forget and Forgive
03:02
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Prisoner
03:15
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Double Standard
02:54
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Stitch
02:14
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Keep It To Yourself
02:07
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Sal Spinelli Temecula, California
This is a collection of recordings I've been on from 1994-present.
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