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Now Loading Freedom.exe
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American Crusader
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Pineapple Jack
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Red Meat Puppets
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Hic Sunt Dracones
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The Family of God
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Existential Moleman
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Moths/Things Change
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Roadkill/Riots in Heaven
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Pharoah's Sunrise
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Doomsday
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LCF
LCF is a band. Or maybe it isn't.
It makes music though, so it's something.
LCF recommends:
This monster is pure fun and will make you sing along. One of my all-time favorite albums. These guys really ought to be on the top of the world right now.
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