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Season of The Witch
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Psycho Killer
04:00
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Do you Love Me
02:30
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Doom
02:43
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Rosa Elefanti
02:13
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A Ghost Story
05:33
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Wild Things
03:00
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Cheeze For My Rat
03:10
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Summer 8
03:08
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Where Is My Mind
03:22
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Farfisa's Passage
03:55
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Revenge Of Mother Earth
04:27
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Born Slippy
04:14
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Rubber Eggs Palermo, Italy
Nati ad Agosto del 2012 i Rubber Eggs si presentano al pubblico come una macchina lisergica che gracchia come un Farfisa: Davide Orsi schiaccia i tasti e canta, Marco Smeraldi fa l’amore col basso, Alessandro Sortino picchia le pelli.
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