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Chiaroscuro
04:43
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Vendetta
04:23
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n/a
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Honcho Toro
03:45
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n/a
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Ironweed
04:16
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n/a
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D-A-F
03:23
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n/a
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No Wake
03:30
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a breath at about 1:45; a scream at about 2:57
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Fiery Seven
01:49
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n/a
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The Devil Changes Colors
08:45
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Red's Theme
02:22
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