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Intro
00:47
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Disco Volante
03:06
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Leonard
04:14
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4. |
Just Don't Get It
03:28
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Sometimes I Feel
04:14
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Splinter
03:24
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Wolverine
03:57
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THUNDERFOOT
03:12
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10. |
EViLOuTiON
03:25
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11. |
Follow Me Home
03:19
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12. |
Gold
03:57
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13. |
Love Was The Drug
03:07
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14. |
Facelift
04:07
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The Mummy Cats Birmingham, Alabama
The Mummy Cats are a band for the people, the people that want to rock. Inspired by all great music, from as far back as the first caveman to hit two sticks together, The Mummy Cats deliver a highly unique, but strangely familiar tone that is unlike any other. You may think you've heard it all, but just wait until the next song. ... more
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