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Share The Wealth
01:36
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Dirty Bitch
02:09
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Standing Alone
01:28
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Somebodys A Hero
02:33
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Get Adicted
01:42
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Broken
02:40
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Rebel
02:18
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Riot Days
02:43
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Politikill Alton, Illinois
Politikill:
1998-1999
Nate Aud: Vocals
Dennis Maple:Guitar
Jeff Reed: Guitar
Shithead: Bass
Seth Grissom: Drums
2000-2001
Nate Aud: Vocals
Dennis Maple:Guitar
Shithead: Guitar
Darren Lawson: Bass
Seth Grissom: Drums
2010-2010
Dennis Maple:
Vocals, Guitar
Shithead: Guitar
Darren Lawson: Bass
Seth Grissom: Drums
... more
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