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Tel-Star 2000
02:53
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Shing-dig
02:45
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Apache
03:05
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Prefidia
02:15
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Diamonds
02:59
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Wonderful Land
01:54
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The Rise and Fall
02:54
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The Letter
02:00
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Atlantis
02:53
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The Lonely Bull
02:21
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Comanche Sunset
02:37
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I Feel Fine
02:27
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Jet Black
02:07
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Calhoon Surf
01:59
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Shanghai Surf
02:52
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Diamonds
02:35
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Vintage Surf
01:54
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