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Out The Door
02:30
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Punch The Wall
01:37
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Duct Tape and Dreams
02:23
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Bitch
02:08
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Bro Don't Go
02:23
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Blackjack Jimmy
01:15
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Best of You
03:13
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Turn Down the Suck
01:41
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Everything I Touch
02:46
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Peeler
02:47
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Gin Fight
02:11
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Last of the Bad
03:14
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King Rat Denver, Colorado
KING RAT There is no whining in this band. There are no victims in this band. There is no sheepish shrugging when the time comes to take responsibility for choices and actions. Rather than make excuses and sob at life's misfortunes, King Rat hurls back with tunes that hit hard and fast into the target's face.They have developed an outspoken identity of self-reliance and literary blue collar grit. ... more
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