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Campus Party

The HentchmenDecember 12, 1995

Rock© 1995 Norton Records

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	Songs
1	Campus Party	1:53
2	Dimples	1:49
3	Every Girl I See	1:52
4	I Got Wheels	2:01
5	Mush Mouth Millie	2:37
6	Diesel	1:51
7	Bag Of Tricks	2:24
8	Traction	2:45
9	So Many Girls	1:59
10	J-5	2:32
11	Mess Around With You	1:38
12	Thunder Express	1:59
13	Brown Bomber	1:59
14	School's A Drag	2:27
15	Scare Tactic	2:31
16	Get In My Car & Drive	2:02

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Total length

34:19

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16

Released

October 31, 2006

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© 1995 Norton Records

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MP3

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