Opiod - Mother Brain - Straight To Business (Cassette)

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Download Opiod - Mother Brain - Straight To Business (Cassette)
2013
Label: Not On Label (Mother Brain Self-Released) - none • Format: Cassette • Country: US • Genre: Rock • Style: Hardcore, Grindcore


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  1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Cassette release of Straight To Business on Discogs.
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  2. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Mother Brain - Straight To Business at Discogs. Complete your Mother Brain collection/5(7).
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  3. Straight To Business 7" by Mother Brain, released 27 September 1. Introduction 2. Right Hand Man 3. Opiod 4. Down The Drain 5. Painal 6. Scumbag .
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  4. Released online as a free download via "Grindcore Karoake". Also released on 7" vinyl, in two versions: a randomly colored, translucent, hand-numbered version (available only through pre-orders and limited to copies) and black, non-hand-numbered copies (which .
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  6. Sep 13,  · 1. Introduction 2. Right Hand Man 3. Opiod 4. Down the Drain 5. Painal 6. Scumbag 7. Cut or Uncut 8. Old Man 9. One Hit Gets Me Ripped.
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  7. Opioids trigger the brain to release another neurotransmitter called dopamine. 1 Dopamine is thought to be responsible for the euphoric feeling that people may associate with recreational opioid use. See Types of Opioids. In the case of opioids, people may become physically dependent on a drug but that does not mean they are addicted.
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  8. Addiction to opioids is a very complex disease process, involving many different variables. Opioids have a high likelihood of abuse, simply because they impact key areas of the brain responsible for positive reinforcement and reward. The long-term effects of opioids on the brain remain unclear.
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