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Rats
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The 157
04:32
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Blue Meanie
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In The Blood
04:34
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Shot Me Down
03:05
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Magpie
04:22
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Keep It Wild
03:54
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Volcano
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The Doctor
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Dirty
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The Electric Shakes Bournemouth, UK
HEAVY DIRTY ROCK AND HEAVY DIRTY BOOGIE hailing from DORSET U.K.
Steve Lynch -
Guitar/Lead Vocals
Eric Young - Bass/Vocals
Mark Spiers - Drums
Jordan Gray - Lead Guitar/Vocals
... more
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