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Intro
02:42
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One Way Train
02:15
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Lime & Menudo
01:59
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Better Place To Live
02:39
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Candy
01:19
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Death And Destruction
01:11
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One Way Train
02:17
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8. |
Programming For Free
01:57
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9. |
Motherfuckin' Jimmy
01:28
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Living On The Streets
01:47
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11. |
Park Bench Commando
02:00
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12. |
The Picture In My Heart
01:29
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13. |
Not Gonna Break
03:04
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Red On Strike Whittier, California
Red On Strike originally formed in 1997 as a hard partying five piece punk rock band, and tore up the stage for four years
before calling it quits in 2001. The band reformed in 2005 and has been playing steadily ever since.
We are currently a tight four piece that puts the rock back into punk, and mixes a range of cover songs into our original material to create a top rate live show.
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