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Intro
01:10
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2. |
Hammer Down
04:57
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3. |
Satan Is The Law
04:11
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4. |
Witch's Tit
04:01
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Graveyard Shift
04:35
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Hell Sent Me Back
05:56
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7. |
Fires of Disdain
03:45
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8. |
Lord of Goats
03:43
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9. |
Whiskey And Leather
04:52
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10. |
Ace Of Spades (Cover)
02:46
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11. |
Desecration Mantra
09:45
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Blackened Dred Canberra, Australia
UNRELENTING BLACKENED THRASH FROM THE HEART OF THE NATIONS CAPITAL.
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