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Harvester of hate
03:08
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Legion of one
02:38
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Freedoom
03:52
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Poison
03:04
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Hate is back
03:31
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Dehumanized
02:43
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Point of no return
02:40
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Blood, screams and pain
03:01
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Chariot of fire
04:28
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10 days of madness
02:51
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SpeedKobra Berlin, Germany
Speedkobra are:
Screams/ Franz
Lead Guitar/ Sandro
Guitar/ Rappo
Bass/ Moro
Drums/ Fede
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