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Ballistic Statues is the second album by EBM group A Split-Second. It contained popular songs "Flesh" and "On Command".

Track listing

"Rigor Mortis" - 4:50
"Drinking Sand" - 4:51
"Neurobeat" - 4:05
"Close Combat" - 4:18
"Check It Out" - 5:30
"Cybernetics and Pavlovian Warfare" - 3:03
"Ballistic Statues" - 8:11
"Burn Out" - 3:38
"Bodycheck" - 3:10
"On Command" - 4:39
"Flesh" - 3:39

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