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Number Six
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Stardust
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Love
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High School
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Terrorize
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Hollywould
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Braveheart
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Skydiver
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Summer Jam
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The Mixtapes London, Ontario
The Mixtapes played electro-emo-rock in London Ontario from 2002-2011. They played around a dozen shows, recorded around a dozen songs, then disappeared as most great-shitty bands do.
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