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Human Being
03:30
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Not Going Out
03:03
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Get Ready
02:31
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Gimme Some
04:15
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Trip to Oblivion
02:56
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White Rose City
05:00
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Bad Girls
04:22
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Sex and Drugs
04:02
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Ball Park
03:31
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Sympathy for the Devil
05:52
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Stevie ZeSuicide York, UK
Stevie Ze took his name from David Bowie's 'Rock & Roll Suicide' and became Stevie ZeSuicide - the self-professed KING OF
NOIZE. He later recorded two albums with legendary bass player Trevor Bolder (Ziggy Stardust - Spiders from Mars.
Stevie's ethic is:
"Wild Trash, 22nd Century Noize, Maximum hype exploitation, Rock & Roll, Sick, Loud Chaos, Anarchy and the Destruction of Boredom.
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