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State Oppression
01:29
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Joe's The Best
01:52
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Bastard
00:57
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A Certain Kind Of Killer
01:08
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Army
01:36
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My Boss
01:18
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No Card
01:28
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Power
00:51
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Start A Fight
02:27
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Don't Let Me See It
02:25
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Hate
01:59
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Raw Power
00:59
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Our Oppression
01:18
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We're All Gonna Die
01:43
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Police Police
01:03
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Nihilist
01:22
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Politicians
02:01
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F.O.A.D. Records Italy
Italian underground label founded in 1986 as a fanzine, originally dedicated to Hardcore Punk and Thrash-core. Later evolved into a multifaceted record label covering different genres from Hardcore Punk to Metal to Noise/Grind extremities.
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