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Old Friends
05:48
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2. |
Why Do I
03:29
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Sending a Vampire
03:35
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The Merri Girls
04:49
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Kill The Time
03:52
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Shona's Song
04:19
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7. |
Travelling Song
06:00
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8. |
Down So Long
03:19
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9. |
Stone Memories
06:14
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10. |
River Swing
06:14
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11. |
Ways (Home 3)
06:05
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Wild Pumpkins at Midnight Melbourne, Australia
Formed in Hobart Tasmania 1983. Winner of 1989 Australian Aria Award for best Independent Album. Disbanded in 1998. The band would go through several line-up and sound changes, from punk-folk towards psychedelic indie pop/rock. Several European tours in the 90's and a phenomenal live reputation with own crew and lighting show. One of Australias most exciting experimental DIY music exports ... more
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