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Aaaargh! Aaaargh!!!
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ooh oooh oooh aaah aaah
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Demon Stink Eye
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Dust Off My Boots part 1
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Schlock Wave
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Loco Dinosaurio
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Loco Dinosaurio!
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King Twang
02:00
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Drive Them Beasts Hard
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The Spy Who Surfed Me
02:59
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s-s-s-s-s-b-b-b-b-b-s-s-b-s-b-b-SURF BOMB!
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Grrrrrrr.....
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The Terrorsurfs Birmingham, UK
After two albums on 'Wild' as The Terrorsaurs (2014/15), El Guapo and T.T. mutated into "THE TERRORSURFS" and moved onto surf label Sharawaji Records. The primordial zombie soup fleshed out by the feral bass grooves of BAMALAM, the unholy guitar twang of The Reverend Tonto and new drum beast King Fuzzo. "MUTANT SURFIN TRASH" on splatter vinyl and CD. New full length LP coming in 2023. ... more
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