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Intro
02:57
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Waiting
02:13
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Force Of Change
01:53
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Grey
03:07
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Will To Die
02:49
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Blistered
02:27
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Forgotten One
01:39
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Wish I Knew
04:22
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To An End
01:53
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Overthrow
02:44
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Outtro
16:07
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Victory Records Los Angeles, California
FORMED IN 1989, VICTORY RECORDS separated itself from the pack as the definitive independent label for punk, hardcore, emo, metal and alternative. Supplying 30 years of formative music to diehard audiences everywhere, the Chicago-bred and -based label cranked up the voices of three generations of iconoclasts and built a culture without compromise. ... more
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