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Sileno
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Necrofilia
02:04
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Junko Furuta
01:16
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Lisbeth Salander
01:49
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Vedovallegra
01:55
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Spugna
01:15
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Foetus killer
01:55
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Lo schiaffo d'Anagni
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F,P!K!K! - Vecchio punk
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A Sylvia
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Molestya Rome, Italy
Molestya were born in Rome in the Middle Ages, where they were soon accused of witchcraft and burnt the stake. Born again a few centuries after, and more pissed off than ever, they form a band
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