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Babes and Babas
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One More for M.A.D. v2
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This Side Up / Unicorny
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Filoti
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Emission
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Here comes the Sun!
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Enlil
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Elevated
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One More for M.A.D.
06:24
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Here comes the Sun! v3
08:46
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You're a Moonlander Mate
07:50
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Battle of the Future Buddhas Sweden
Battle of the Future Buddhas started making music around 1995. First releases came on BooM! Records, Superstring and Kavator Records. The first CD Twin Sharkfins came out in 1998 and established the band as a underground force to be reckoned with. More releases followed on Boom and Schlabbaduerst. Lately Chronicle of Mystery Records and Devils Mind Records have made a few releases as well. ... more
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