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(Intro)
02:19
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The Devil Was a Preacher
03:08
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True Believer
02:32
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(Boogie of the Spheres)
03:01
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5. |
Cosmic Blues
03:23
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6. |
Unreal City Blues
03:46
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7. |
(Space Telescope)
01:58
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8. |
Like a Body
04:37
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9. |
Hail Holy Light
02:46
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10. |
(Noiseball)
00:43
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11. |
Love Set Me Free
04:04
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