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Flowermouth
05:06
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Bleed
05:14
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Life is Elsewhere
04:22
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Mouth Was Blue
05:03
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Curtain Dream
03:12
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Learn To Fear
05:28
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See No Angels
05:23
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Sit Silent
03:08
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Swirl
07:41
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no-man London, UK
“conceivably the most important band since the smiths” - melody maker, 1990
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First live performance 4th Dec 1993
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