Twisted Sister: Stay Hungry Live
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Twisted Sister: Stay Hungry Live
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Recorded live at San Bernadino's Orange Pavillion on May 19th, 1984. Presented by KMET & MTV. 1. The Kids Are Back 2. We're Not Gonna Take It (Music Video) 3. I Wanna Rock 4. Under The Blade 5. The Beast 6. You Can't Stop Rock 'N' Roll (Music Video) 7. The Price 8. Stay Hungry 9. Burn In Hell 10. S.M.F.
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1984-05-19
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Recorded live at San Bernadino's Orange Pavillion on May 19th, 1984. Presented by KMET & MTV.
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