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28 Days return with their 2002 long-player. Melding the most potent and abrasive elements of hardcore, hip-hop and rock produced by Machine (Ozzy, Hed Pe). Sputnik. 28 Days Stealing Chairs Songs | 1. | Say What |
| 2. | Early Mornings |
| 3. | True Story |
| 4. | General, A |
| 5. | Tunnel Vision |
| 6. | Take Me Away |
| 7. | What's the Deal? |
| 8. | Just to Make You Happy |
| 9. | Pessimy & The Devil |
| 10. | Photos |
| 11. | From the Inside |
| 12. | Stealing Chairs |
| 13. | January  |
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