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BATTLEZONE
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THIS WAS OUR HOME
03:03
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SHARON (CRYSTAL PRIDE)
04:57
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DREAM SPIRIT
04:00
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WARRIORS OF THE SEA
02:46
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REVERENCE OF GOLD
03:41
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IMMORTAL COUNT
04:40
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INQUISITOR (DEATH SS)
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WE WILL STAND
04:27
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DEEP IN THE PIT
04:27
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RAZOR'S EDGE (RANDY)
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ICE WAR Ottawa, Ontario
Heavy Metal!
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