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Apache
03:02
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Calhoun-Surf
02:00
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Comanche Sunset
02:40
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Diamonds
02:55
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Ghost-Riders
04:39
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Hawaii 5-0
01:53
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Lonely-Bull
02:26
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Miserlou
03:11
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Mr. Moto
02:12
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No Matter What Shape
01:41
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Penetration
02:32
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Pipeline
03:07
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Princess Summer
02:54
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Rumble
02:58
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Runaway
02:26
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Surf-Rider
02:30
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Secret Agent Man
02:33
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Shindig
02:54
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Slay-Bells
02:20
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Switch-Blade
03:22
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Telstar
02:41
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Walk Don't Run
02:15
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Diamond Head
01:38
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Switch - Blade Part 2
02:37
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