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Power Up & Blast
05:46
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Synthetic Love Muscle
03:53
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Pressure
03:55
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Replicate
03:10
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Never Gonna Live Up
03:06
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Don't Think, Just Do
14:57
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Input, Output
03:25
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Disco Italo
03:20
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Ending Theme
01:44
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Power Down
00:56
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