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Secret Handshake
02:55
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Karate Bike
03:35
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The Wizard
02:30
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Hearts & Daggers
03:07
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the Draculas
03:33
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Choke On It
01:44
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Deadly Art Of Ninja
03:20
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One Eyed Dick
02:09
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My Teenage Frankenstein
04:41
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Robot, Robot
03:29
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Learning Curve Records Minneapolis, Minnesota
Minneapolis based indie record label. Since 2000.
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