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Anti-Prophet - Coke
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Anti-Prophet - Grow Up
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Anti-Prophet - Down
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431 - Explode
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431 - Skate and Destroy
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431 - Shame
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431 - Thai Dogs
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Anti-Prophet St. Louis, Missouri
mike jones - bass/vocals
matthew walker - drums
austin roberts - guitar/vocals
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