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Perimeter Deactivated
03:08
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Heaven
04:02
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Work
03:13
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In (Ment-shen)
03:16
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Carlos
03:04
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Morality
03:53
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Perfection
03:31
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Big Bass
04:35
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Do You Dream of Me
02:48
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Beach
03:09
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Somewhere the Rose
03:41
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Cyberpunk
03:02
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Master Control
04:05
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Nightstalker
03:38
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Phil Glass
01:35
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Storm
05:41
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Radio Ground Zero Tucson, Arizona
RGZ originated in 1988. Jeff Farley, Kent Laporte, and David Murray were high school classmates whose musical interest had
its roots in a 1986 senior talent show.
EMARS (Electronic Music and Recording Society) introduced the 3 to new member Mike Hrencecin & technical assistant Jon Hallgrimsson.
Laporte departed after the release of 1K.
Singer Chris Porro joined in 1990.
RGZ disbanded in 1991.
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