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Brain Failure - Beijing Calling(2008)

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By Chickens123

The Last show of their Spring tour around China, Beijing’s most successful punk band will be supported by SKO and R.W.F. RMB 60, RMB 50 (advance)
8.30pm. Mao Livehouse (6402 5080)

1. A Box On The Broken Ball feat. Chuck D from Public Enemy Radio Edit
2. Fall In Love 2008 (shen’ai 2008)
3. A box on the broken ball (chip tune remix by sulumi)
4. A box on the broken ball (hip hop remix by shuangzi)

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