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Somewhere Bound
02:53
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Love Vandal
02:04
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Trapped In Riihimäki
02:05
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I Saw The Future
03:42
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Motör Oil
02:18
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Trail Of Destruction
02:22
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Search & Destroy
02:27
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My Quiff's Long Gone
02:55
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Every Fuckin' Thing
03:33
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Caught With The Meat
02:14
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Switchblade Stomp
03:15
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MENTAL SHAKEDOWN Berlin, Germany
Neo-Rockabilly Trio from Berlin, founded in Finland. Members have played or still play in Bogymen, Percolators, Phantom
Rockers, Degenerated, Ripmen, Devil'n'Us and Blue Rockin'.
Influences are 80s Neo-Rockabilly, Teddyboy Rock'n'Roll, 60s Garage, Country and so on.
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