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Avengers Avengers mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Avengers Country: US Released: 1983 Style: Punk MP3 version RAR size: 1692 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1616 mb WMA version RAR size: 1249 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 519 Other Formats: AIFF FLAC VOX MPC AU MP2 DMF Tracklist Hide Credits A1 We Are The One 2:38 A2 Car Crash 4:17 A3 I Believe In Me 2:52 A4 Open Your Eyes 2:37 A5 No Martyr 3:01 A6 Desperation 2:30 A7 Thin White Line 3:08 A8 Money Money 2:25 Paint It Black B1 2:13 Written By – Jagger-Richards B2 The Amerikan In Me 3:04 B3 White Nigger 3:32 B4 Uh-Oh 3:04 B5 Second To None 2:27 B6 Cheap Tragedies 3:10 Corpus Christie B7 3:20 Guitar – Brad Kent B8 Fuck You / Live 2:43 Credits Bass, Vocals – James Calvin Wilsey Drums, Vocals – Danny Furious Guitar – Greg Ingraham Voice – Penelope Houston Notes Tracks A8 and B6 are not listed on the backcover, only on the labels. Matrix's has been scratched out on both sides. Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year CD007 Avengers Avengers (LP, Comp) CD Presents, Ltd. CD007 US 1983 Avengers (LP, Comp, CD007 Avengers CD Presents, Ltd. CD007 Europe Unknown Unofficial) Avengers (LP, Comp, RP, CD007 Avengers CD Presents, Ltd. CD007 US 1987 Blu) CD007 Avengers Avengers (LP, Comp, Blu) CD Presents, Ltd. CD007 US 1983 CD007 Avengers Avengers (LP, Comp, Red) CD Presents, Ltd. CD007 US Unknown Related Music albums to Avengers by Avengers M.F.O.S. - New Avengers Electronic The Avengers - We Are The One Rock Avengers - Other Avengers - We Are The One Rock Penelope Houston - Take Care Rock Jerry Murad's Harmonicats - Theme From The Avengers Jazz / Rock / Stage & Screen Tropical Fuck Storm - Chameleon Paint Rock The Avengers - Teenage Rebel Rock The Avengers - Night In The City Rock Penelope Houston - Eighteen Stories Down Rock.

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