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No. 34 (Analogue Angel)
01:28
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No. 35 (Titan)
03:15
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Ahhhhh, Ahhhhhhhh!
Ahhhhhh, Ooooooh, oooooooo. . .
Wah guitar
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No. 36 (Valse)
03:02
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No. 37 (Frog City)
03:01
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No. 38 (Alien Dance)
02:20
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31
01:42
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8. |
Lp0aVi3n
02:56
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No. 39 (Prussian March)
03:34
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No. 40 (Prelude)
03:17
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No. 42
01:17
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O, wowo, wow.
oo wowo o, wow o
wah, wahowa waho, wahhhh
wah wah, o-wah
AHHHHHHHHH!
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No. 43
03:32
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13. |
Lp0aVi3n, #24
02:56
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zr2
02:45
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