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Call To Arms
02:36
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Who Cares
01:14
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Blind Defiance
01:30
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Fight To Stay White
02:57
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Combat Zone
01:09
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Apathy Rules
02:34
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Eagle On Our Doorstep
02:44
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Meantime
01:10
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Nazi Dog
02:46
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Soldier of Fortune
01:30
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Fortunate Son
02:09
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Nuns In Prison
02:18
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Room For Two
03:20
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Bullseye Records of Canada Toronto, Ontario
Since 1985 Bullseye artists have included Goddo, Klaatu, Guess Who, Brave Belt, Moxy, The Kings, Harem Scarem, Killer Dwarfs, Santers, Honeymoon Suite, Jeff Jones, Tom Hooper, Dave Rave, Florida Razors, Brutus, Bob Segarini, Swedish Fish, Terry Draper, Dee Long, Michael White, Ian Anderson, Leo Sayer, Glen That Canadian Guy Foster, John Boswell, David Quinton, Wild T & The Spirit, Ronnie Hawkins. ... more
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