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Ultimate Power Duo - New Normal (2009)

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By Chickens123

Very Talented Band From Saskatoon,Canada. their music remind me to legendary band "The Who" and "sex Pistols". check their song called "Noam Disco", amazing and i love them...

01. Count Chocula
02. Jack the Space/Time Continuum Ripper
03. English Snotty Boy
04. Judas the Betrayed
05. Noam Disco
06. Hey! Oh!
07. Johns On Acid
08. Illustro Indoles
09. 1 Corinthians 6:9- 10
10. Rad Rock Show
11. Doot
12. Homeland Security
13. New Normal

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