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Twistortion Rodeo
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Caramel Carousel
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Disorient Express
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Gringrinder
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Sab Kuch Milegator Helsinki, Finland
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I heard this track wasn't that good when it was first released, something about timing and didn't sound well. Damn, whatever it was, it's fixed, best damn track on this album hands down!
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An EP of killer tracks! In-your-face psychedelic madness. It shows even less mercy than "The City of Moons". I love it.
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