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YOUTH (S/T LP)
02:43
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VAIN (S/T LP)
01:59
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ROSES (S/T LP)
04:38
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SOLEDAD (S/T LP)
02:03
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6. |
LEVITATE (S/T LP)
03:20
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8. |
VELVET DREAMS (S/T LP)
02:29
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EYES (S/T LP)
03:04
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ORDINARY (S/T LP)
03:35
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3-4 (S/T LP)
03:03
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12. |
GLORY DAYS (S/T LP)
03:10
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NO RINGS (I EP)
03:14
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14. |
AVIS (I EP)
04:33
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15. |
DEATH (I EP)
03:02
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16. |
LOU (I EP)
03:27
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BLASE (BLASE EP)
03:10
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18. |
RAW AMETHYST (BLASE EP)
02:16
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19. |
POSTCARD (BLASE EP)
01:35
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