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Announcement Three
00:18
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Hey Bubble Baby
02:23
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Resets Way
01:45
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Pill Poppin' Pete
01:34
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Ratbag
03:06
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No Good That
04:57
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Phay Chet
02:48
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I Get So Mad
03:42
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Tin Tim
02:46
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The Resets Seattle, Washington
The Resets kick all the ass. They have a peculiar sound mash of all different shit you both love and hate. They are like the 5 second rule. And in the purest way they give zero fuckage.
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