About Killroy
Formed in 1982 by Jim Lane, Tom De Spain, and Eric Troop, Killroy was one of the first American Oi bands. Killroy toured the U.S. in 1984 after the release of their second Record(Believe in The Ruins). After the tour the band went completely underground. "Killroy" was also the handle for an Amiga demoscene musician, most notable for his excellent conversion of Ferrante & Teicher's theme to the film "Exodus." Also a power metal band from Germany.
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Top Tracks
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Love So Deep
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Say It With Soul
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99 Bottles
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Red Alert
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Last Resort
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Believe in the Ruins
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D-Generation
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West End Kids
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Gas Mask
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So What
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Heads Kicked In
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Rush The Door
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No More Tourists
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Fighting In The Streets
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Late Again
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Skeptic
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Here We Go
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Bad Man
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Heat
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Out Of Control
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Al's Favorite Song
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66 Big Buildup
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The Guitar Must Be Destroyed
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The Battle
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Zombie Love
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ZASTO BAS JA?
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Don't Trip
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Number of The Beast
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Fundamentals
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Scream/Say It With Soul
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it is enough for me, anyway
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The Scream / Say It with Soul
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Hard Isn't It
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Die Motherfucker Die
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Enemies
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LEAP
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fighting in the stands
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Giant Spiders Attack
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66 Big Build-Up
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'66 Big Build Up
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53rd & 3rd
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Fourty Five
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Police Oppression
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Number On My Days
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Never Come Clean
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Metal - Maker
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No More
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Kiss of Judas
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Raiders' Fight Song
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Infected
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