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	'''Unabomber''' is an EP by the American heavy metal band ] released in 1999.
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	==Tracks==
	# "The Unabomber" - ]
	# "Ambassador Hotel" - ]
	# "The Brain" - ]
	# "David Brom Took An Axe" - ]
	# "Dr. Holmes - He Stripped Their Bones" - ]
	# "Ed Gein" - ]
	# "Serial Killer"

	==Personnel==
	* Corporate Death - Guitars, Vocals
	* Nefarious - Bass, Vocals
	* Dennis The Menace - Drums


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