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A1 - Iglesia
01:20
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A2 - Clases
01:14
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A3 - Yankis Gou Joum
02:37
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A4 - Nena Tarada
02:03
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A5 - Treintamil
02:01
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A6 - Nikaragua
02:03
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A7 - Punkis o Ratis
02:10
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A8 - Rigidez Kadaverika
01:44
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A9 - La Guardia Imperial
01:44
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B1 - Mundo De Hoy
02:33
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B2 - Tropas De La Noche
03:18
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B7 - Mundo De Hoy (Live)
02:59
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Nausea Records London, UK
North London record label.
Releases of punk relics on vinyl!
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