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Call Me Pathetic
02:37
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Where I Belong
01:49
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Something Better
02:15
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All At Once
03:38
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Along The Way
02:17
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Postbote
03:04
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Rock Bottom
02:37
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A New Level
01:54
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Take A Look
02:33
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Deja-Vu
02:02
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Expecting Anything
03:04
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Nothing To Say
02:27
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13. |
Just Goodbye
02:39
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Bob Ross Effect Würzburg, Germany
With their debut album "Expecting Anything", the melodic punks Bob Ross Effect impressively prove their ambitions. In the short period of their existence, they keep the pace extremely high: tirelessly touring across Europe, releases such as the EP "The Place To Be" or a split 7" with Bad Cop / Bad Cop, The Decline and Success. ... more
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