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Miserlou
03:12
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Bumble Bee Boogie
02:39
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Church Key
01:53
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Surf-Beat
01:45
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Exodus
02:45
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Wipe-Out
03:01
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Rumble
03:02
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Mister-Moto
02:05
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Ghost-Riders
04:11
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A Holiday in Spain
02:25
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Diamond Head
01:38
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Cosa-Nostra
02:19
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Secret-Agent-Man
02:33
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Sleep-Walk
03:21
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Switchblade
02:37
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Last-Date
03:46
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Hawaiian-War-Chant
03:17
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Surf-Side-Twang
03:00
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The Supertones New York, New York
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