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Big Hair (Live)
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Through The Night (Live)
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Nothing (Live)
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Attack (Live)
01:53
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Fire (Live)
05:23
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Heart Strings (Live)
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Trapped Inside (Live)
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Right About You (Live)
04:23
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Driver (Live)
03:03
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Shake It (Live)
03:51
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Anyway I Find You (Live)
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River Flows (Live)
09:32
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Sacred Ground (Live)
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