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Ode
01:41
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Baby Oil
03:20
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Grave Digger
02:18
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The Electric Farmer
01:45
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Suicide
02:37
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Super Star
02:14
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7. |
From The Window
04:39
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Drunken Nicotine Addict
01:14
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Num Nutz Nevada, Missouri
The alt-rock band that broke hearts and stereo glass throughout Southwestern MO and Southeastern KS in the mid to late 90's gaining a very loyal fan base. Most known for their songs "Baby Oil" and "Grave Digger" and concerts at the American Legion Post 2. The band went on to gig with Puddle of Mudd in KC and had epic shows at the legendary Magic Bean Coffeehouse and Gallery in Springfield, MO. ... more
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