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It's sometimes said that rock is dead.
Fang Island make a great case for there being life after death.
And rocking the fuck out.
Favorite track: S.S. Fort Jams.
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Intro
02:07
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White Widow
02:32
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We Were Lions
02:18
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S.S. Fort Jams
03:25
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Meateater
02:45
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Vlad
02:08
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Tickle Mountain
04:28
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The Landing
03:42
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