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Intro
01:14
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Lanza Piedras
02:20
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Acción Directa
01:51
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A La Mierda El R'n'r
01:44
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El Kapitalismo Mata
03:03
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Jypis Armaos
02:23
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Amonal
01:58
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8. |
Hannover
02:01
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9. |
Una Canción
02:59
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10. |
Destruye La Paz
02:28
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Falsa Paz
02:15
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Kaos
03:10
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RIP KC Madrid, Spain
Alt psych prog rock band from Spain.
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