Broadcast on 22-Dec-2007
Some songs about winter by AXEGRINDER, AMEBIX, SEVERED HEAD OF STATE and MDC. New releases from NAKED RAYGUN, CIRIL, HOLY SHIT!, PUNCH IN THE FACE, LEFT FOR DEAD and CAREER SOLDIERS.
An episode of the CiTR -- LaughTracks: The Generation Exploitation Podcast podcast, hosted by CiTR & Discorder Magazine, titled "Broadcast on 22-Dec-2007" was published on December 22, 2007 and runs 62 minutes.
December 22, 2007 ·62m · CiTR -- LaughTracks: The Generation Exploitation Podcast
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Some songs about winter by AXEGRINDER, AMEBIX, SEVERED HEAD OF STATE and MDC. New releases from NAKED RAYGUN, CIRIL, HOLY SHIT!, PUNCH IN THE FACE, LEFT FOR DEAD and CAREER SOLDIERS.
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Some songs about winter by AXEGRINDER, AMEBIX, SEVERED HEAD OF STATE and MDC. New releases from NAKED RAYGUN, CIRIL, HOLY SHIT!, PUNCH IN THE FACE, LEFT FOR DEAD and CAREER SOLDIERS.
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