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Punchline
01:17
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Paranoid Nation
01:46
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Not my war
02:00
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No one's kind
02:50
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Underdog
02:39
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Back Off!
02:40
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Love is dead
02:54
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Chained up
01:46
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On Repeat
02:26
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United
03:01
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Anger
02:18
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MALAD Netherlands
Punkrock band from the South of the dutch streets with former and current members of the Reapers, Day Drinker, Suicidal
Taxi, ZDA, Terror Defence.
Because people get sick and frustrated when certain needs can’t get no output, the best cure for this four piece was to start jamming together. This resulted in singalongs over 70’s Punkrock tunes and catchy hooks.
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