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Smash (2008 Remaster)

by The Offspring

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14 tracks · 47 min

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01Time to Relax (2008 Remaster)0:25
02Nitro (Youth Energy) (2008 Remaster)2:26
03Bad Habit (2008 Remaster)3:43
04Gotta Get Away (2008 Remaster)3:52
05Genocide (2008 Remaster)3:33
06Something to Believe In (2008 Remaster)3:17
07Come Out and Play (2008 Remaster)3:17
08Self Esteem (2008 Remaster)4:17
09It'll Be a Long Time (2008 Remaster)2:43
10Killboy Powerhead (2008 Remaster)2:02
11What Happened to You? (2008 Remaster)2:12
12So Alone (2008 Remaster)1:17
13Not the One (2008 Remaster)2:54
14Smash (2008 Remaster)10:40

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When was Smash (2008 Remaster) released?: Smash (2008 Remaster) was released in 2005 on Epitaph.
How many tracks are on Smash (2008 Remaster)?: Smash (2008 Remaster) has 14 tracks, with a runtime of 47 minutes.
What genre is Smash (2008 Remaster)?: Smash (2008 Remaster) is catalogued under Rock.

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