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The Spinning Man Radio Broadcast No. 496

The Spinning Man Radio Broadcast No. 496

Publié le vendredi 19 juin 2020 à 00:20 par The Shend

Durée : 1:07:43

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1.
Thee Michelle Gun Elephant,
Flash Silver Bus
2.
Edie Sedgwick,
It Wasn't Me
3.
Bhajan Bhoy,
Sol
4.
Rocket From The Crypt,
Bring Us Bullets
5.
Tsunami Killgore & Human Plagues,
Human Plagues
6.
Paranoid Visions,
The Spinning Wheel
7.
The Filthy Tongues,
Carlos The Jackal
8.
The Sting-Rays,
June Rhyme
9.
Those Poor Bastards,
Ain't You Gonna Cry?
10.
Messer Chups,
Vurdalak Acid
11.
The Grubs,
Half Full
12.
Quincy Jones,
Fowl Owl
13.
Voodoo Rays,
Fluffy
14.
Peter Cook & Dudley Moore,
Bedazzled
15.
Big Black,
Kerosene

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