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Participants in a Zumba class dance to high-energy music at Scott Air Force Base, Illinois. — Participants in a Zumba class dance to high-energy music at Scott Air Force Base, Illinois, April 16, 2015. (Airman 1st Class Kiana Brothers/U.S. Air Force photo)

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Published July 02, 2014

Submitted by Rob Patton

1. The Calling, Santana

2. Indestructible, Disturbed

3. Twisted Transistor, Korn

4. Get Stoned, Hinder

5. Follow You Home, Nickelback

6. Never Gonna Stop, Rob Zombie

7. Becoming the Bull, Atreyu

8. Blue Study, Stone Sour

9. Weathered, Creed

10. Side of a Bullet, Nickelback

11. Cowboys from Hell, Pantera

12. Fever Dream, Tyler Bates

13. Coming Undone, Korn

14. Smells Like Teen Spirit, Nirvana

15. Alive, P.O.D

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