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As a passive observer of the Oricon Albums Chart, Japan’s answer to the Billboard 100, I’ve noticed a whole lot Read more at Earbuddy.
View ArticleOwn It or Disown It: #532: Cyber Rui, Brain Rush
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View ArticleOwn It or Disown It: #533: Gang Parade, Our Parade
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View ArticleOwn It or Disown It: #534: Minutemen, The Punch Line
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View ArticleOwn It or Disown It: #535: Kid Acne, Romance Ain’t Dead
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View ArticleOwn It or Disown It: #536: Thirty Seconds to Mars, A Beautiful Lie
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