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A Mile Below
02:19
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Just A Good Guy
01:20
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9th Plan From Space
02:06
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If I Turned Into A Fly
01:42
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I Can See How You'll Die
02:31
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Gonna Make Them Stay
01:48
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Fay Wray!
02:13
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We All Float
02:08
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#1 Fan
02:42
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Death Race 2000!
01:35
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The Monster
01:47
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Creepy Carrie
02:28
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The Creature
02:16
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Necronomicon
01:44
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Suspiria
01:52
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Baby Wants To Fuck
01:03
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Sometimes Dead Is Better
02:31
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The Count
03:21
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The Glendas Moncton, New Brunswick
All songs captured live off the floor in their moment of conjuring.
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