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Forced Out Of Heaven
02:45
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Most Dangerous Game
01:29
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Jester
01:42
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Guilty By Association
02:22
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Slave 2 Society
02:52
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Flatspot Records Baltimore, Maryland
Flatspot Records started in 2004, we put blood, sweat and no tears into every record we put out. We've had ups and downs, but 17 years later we're still here, still strong. Fuck goin commercial, we keep things controversial.
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