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The March (Live)
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Burning Up (Live)
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Rat Trap (Live)
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Another Dollar (Live)
02:27
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Feed Me Drugs (Live)
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Nervous Laughter (Live)
03:14
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No More (Live)
03:12
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Tell Yourself (Live)
02:36
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Crisis Actor Los Angeles, California
Crisis Actor are three musicians who simply ask, is there such a state as too
paranoid? Whether psy-op or social
commentary, on guitar is Tony Knox, host of the Radio program
No More Heroes on KXLU; on bass is Zach Crawford, who’s been heard
deejaying at various shows in the Los Angeles punk scene under the name Paul
Cinnamon; and on drums is Jonathan Ihejeto, a hip-hop artist known as Jet 2.
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