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3194:1998 albums
3163:Discography
3138:(2009–2010)
2936:Demo albums
2814:Mike Heller
2804:Gene Hoglan
2782:Andy Romero
2768:Pete Webber
2757:Tony Campos
2534:February 6,
2262:October 12,
2220:Jones, Ben
1854:February 9,
1754:Australia (
1689:Dave McKean
1673:Rhys Fulber
1657:Rhys Fulber
1638:Susie Hodge
1635:Pepé Lamoco
1580:Rhys Fulber
1428:"Soulwound"
1343:version of
1163:The Mixtape
1154:death metal
913:brain tumor
800:Mario Savio
788:Tura Satana
675:Dave McKean
578:version of
503:Rhys Fulber
432:Rhys Fulber
410:(styled as
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148:(Vancouver)
3183:Categories
3093:Final Exit
2852:Digimortal
2498:Terrorizer
2139:Hello Moye
1949:Terrorizer
1795:References
1683:Ted Jensen
1677:Greg Reely
1667:Greg Reely
1661:Greg Reely
1646:Production
1599:Gary Numan
1587:scratching
1495:"Concreto"
1389:Gary Numan
1384:Gary Numan
1288:"Obsolete"
1066:Terrorizer
921:Crazy Town
917:Papa Roach
849:Spineshank
829:Rob Zombie
784:loneliness
776:depression
756:Gary Numan
569:scratching
539:Gary Numan
507:Greg Reely
468:Gary Numan
428:Greg Reely
316:Digimortal
238:chronology
226:Greg Reely
203:Roadrunner
42:improve it
3146:Metallica
3086:Archetype
2919:Hatefiles
2873:Mechanize
2859:Archetype
2449:0262-6624
2203:April 14,
2092:April 14,
2017:903099963
2009:1527-408X
1968:Billboard
1711:Position
1671:Mixed by
1623:El Feroce
1557:– guitars
1538:Personnel
1511:from the
1464:"Messiah"
1415:Wiseblood
1152:European
1109:SoundScan
931:Reception
907:frontman
796:Tairrie B
794:vocalist
762:and that
719:Scene III
617:Ira Levin
558:Biohazard
499:Vancouver
334:Obsolete
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3079:Linchpin
2944:Concrete
2845:Obsolete
2695:July 21,
2637:AllMusic
2436:Kerrang!
2393:(2007).
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2118:July 23,
2043:Kerrang!
2000:Revolver
1847:Revolver
1779:500,000
1632:Narcissa
1593:Pat Hoed
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1141:Kerrang!
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210:Producer
162:Nu metal
142:Mushroom
130:Recorded
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103: by
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3036:Singles
2912:Messiah
2887:Genexus
2585:June 5,
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1749:/sales
1740:Region
1569:– drums
1341:digipak
1253:Descent
1134:-meets-
875:Ozzfest
806:Release
792:My Ruin
686:Scene I
664:mankind
566:hip hop
457:mankind
373:Descent
330:Singles
320:(2001)
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2445:ISSN
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2411:ISBN
2377:2014
2264:2013
2205:2007
2120:2013
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2048:EMAP
2024:2019
2013:OCLC
2005:ISSN
1856:2019
1771:RIAA
1756:ARIA
1675:and
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