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intro
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meteor blast
03:19
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tambleweed
04:19
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mexican standoff
04:35
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green jam
05:35
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Rancho Bizzarro Livorno, Italy
Massive Instrumental Stoner Rock, recommended if you like: BRANT BJORK, MC5, BLACK SABBATH
Izio bass
Matt guitar
Mark guitar
El meloso drum
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