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Call To Arms
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Nowhere To Run
03:28
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Salvation
02:55
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Screaming To Be Heard
03:36
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Cages
03:39
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Monster Eats Manhattan Saint Louis, Missouri
Put aside the usual pigeonholes, things like style and genre classifications–it takes much more for a band to really make a personal connection with people. Monster understands this. It’s a mature insight for five guys who don’t take themselves too seriously, but then again MEM–believe that the days of sex, drugs, and rock and roll are still alive and don’t intend to let them die without a fight. ... more
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