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Join The Game
06:28
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Hyper Focus
03:34
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You Are Many
04:22
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i
01:20
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Riff Raff
04:47
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Forenoon
04:27
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Witches Hammer
02:58
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ii
01:46
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Let It Slide
04:05
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Sypdorkat
07:40
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Poor Duffy
04:34
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iii
00:53
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Sell Out
04:14
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Glitterhouse Records Beverungen, Germany
It started as a fanzine, in 1981. Deep in the middle of nowhere, in a hick town in Germany. Soon after, Glitterhouse was a record label, too. And a mailorder. And suddenly, in 1984, GLITTERHOUSE RECORDS became a profession.
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