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I reckon these are most of the same songs I would have picked for my own "best of." Highly recommended if you need an intro to the SY thing. I would put "Tom Violence" first followed by "Teen Age Riot" then "Bull." "Expressway" should be last because there will only be silence after the Apocalypse.
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