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The Dust Brothers - Fight Club (1999 Original Soundtrack, 2XLP pink splatter) Squirrel Nut Zippers Face Dances A1 You Better Minimum wave synth pop

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The Dust Brothers Fight Club (1999 Original Soundtrack, 2XLP pink splatter) Squirrel Nut Zippers Face Dances A1 You Better Minimum wave synth pop Face Dances A1 You Better You Bet 5:36 A2 Don't Let Go The Coat 3:43 A3 Cache Cache 3:55 A4 The Quiet One 3:08 A5 Did You Steal My Money 4:17 B1 How Can You Do It Alone 5:26 B2 Daily Records 3:26 B3 You 4:40 B4 Another Tricky Day 4:55 Face Dances Pt MP3 16 bit or 24 bit WAV download card painting with Manufactured in Czech Republic 180 Gram Pink Splatter

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