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El Show del Pirrurris
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Intrumental
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Lumbre en mi lumbago
01:53
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El vengador tóxico
02:46
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Virus Parainfluenza
00:38
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Antropatia Eurogena
01:45
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Nematosistos
01:06
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Dispareunia
02:15
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Embolismo Aéreo
01:15
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Lutrikaliztikoviskiw
01:08
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Noise Bleed
04:37
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Tokyo Eye Mexico City, Mexico
Banda formada en enero de 2002, por Julio Clavijo, Ivan Luna Luna, Iñaky y Luis Del Valle. Sus influencias iban de John Zorn y Fred Frith, a Napalm Death y Sonic Youth. En 2003 sale Julio y entra Julián (Sonido Gallo Negro). Alineación que grabó este disco; grabado por Gabriel, en T Vox Records. Después de tocar en muchos Foros, como el Alicia y Jazzorca, la banda acabó a finales de 2004. ... more
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