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We Gotta Get Out
03:08
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Gimmie The Gun
02:29
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Start
02:29
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It Brings Me Down
03:18
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Nightmares
02:33
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Time
03:08
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Nowhere Fast
02:44
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Dead and Gone
02:52
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Loaded
03:25
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Demons
02:19
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Rise And Fall
02:44
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When I Was Young
08:51
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Los Infernos Riverside, California
So. Cal's lowridin', Garage rockin', LOS INFERNOS! Straight outta Riverside and twice as hot comes the band's sophomore full- length release, the aptly titled, Rock and Roll Nightmare. Known for their crazy live shows and quirky brand of greaser rock, the INFERNOS have stepped it up a notch for this album! The result - a whole lotta grease and even more rockpower! ... more
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