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Songs in the Album Who Made Who



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1 Chase The Ace
2 D. T.
3 For Those About To Rock (we Salute You)
4 Hells Bells
5 Ride On
6 Shake Your Foundations
7 Sink The Pink
8 Who Made Who
9 You Shook Me All Night Long

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