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Various Artists - A Tribute to The Stranglers No More Heroes Songs | 1. | Shut Up - U.S. Chaos |
| 2. | Something Better Change |
| 3. | No More Heroes - The Wretched Ones |
| 4. | Curfew - Truents |
| 5. | Bring on the Neubiles - U.S. Chaos |
| 6. | Tank |
| 7. | Rok It to the Moon |
| 8. | Vietnamerica - Sanity Assassins |
| 9. | Duchess - Time Bomb 77 |
| 10. | Choosey Suzy - The Tedio Boys |
| 11. | Go Buddy Go - Wat Tyler |
| 12. | London Lady |
| 13. | Nice 'N' Sleazy - Candy Snatchers |
| 14. | Peaches |
| 15. | Golden Brown |
| 16. | Always the Sun |
| 17. | Love 30 |
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