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Wave 2005
03:27
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Trial Of Shame
03:36
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Doubt
02:54
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Wind Turbines
02:51
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True Force
04:49
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Dream Sequence
01:25
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Hammer
01:55
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Ethereal
03:09
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Crash-Fi
03:47
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Skinmaker
02:41
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Rock Song
02:07
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Fatal Noise
03:32
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Virtual Death
03:53
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Last Prayer
04:46
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Mastermind
03:07
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