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Charge
03:00
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2. |
Smoke
02:42
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3. |
Traffic
03:17
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4. |
The Recession
02:41
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Illegal
03:39
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6. |
Washington D.C
02:49
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7. |
Who R Ya-
02:51
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8. |
Six Foot Four
03:32
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9. |
F.T.B.I
02:44
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10. |
The last Song
02:47
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The Gakk Dundalk, Ireland
The Gakk are an original five-piece punk band from Dundalk, Ireland. Taking influences from the classic punk sound of the '70s (The Clash, SFL, Sex Pistols, Subhumans, Dead Kennedys, Crass, Buzzcocks, Conflict and Rancid) this band are the real deal, touring extensively across Ireland, leaving fans breathless wherever they play with their melodic street-punk & highly energetic live performances. ... more
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