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God Save Us
01:45
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Mary Whitehouse
02:48
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Locked Away
05:02
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Familiarity
03:35
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Who Is Mad
02:26
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P.C. Wanker
03:10
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Grim Reaper
02:14
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Clone Fashion
01:28
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Politics
02:53
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Cyanide
02:22
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Sax In Borstal
02:41
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Xcretas London, UK
The X-cretas existed from August 1980 to March 1983. The original line up didn't record anything. These recordings are from their second and third line ups (1981 - 83). Loz and Trev were the only two constants throughout their short history. Some of the stuff's shit (the 1st demo) and some of it's okay. All of it was fun. ... more
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