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1 Track listing

1. "Your Last Affront" (Ginn) 9:39
2. "Screw the Law" (Ginn) 2:24
3. "The Process of Weeding Out" (Ginn) 9:58
4. "Southern Rise" (Ginn/Kira/Stevenson) 5:00

2 Personnel

• Greg Ginn - guitar
• Kira Roessler - bass
• Bill Stevenson - drums

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