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This is the first joint release for both bands, which came out in early 2003 as a limited 10'' on Spent Records. Due to the overwhelmingly positive response in the punk community, A-F Records decided to release a CD version. All of the tracks on this release are remixed and remastered and previously unavailable on CD until now. A-F. 2003. Code/Whatever It Takes Music Code/Whatever It Takes Songs Code/Whatever It Takes Review
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