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Amygdala
06:55
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Nirvana for Mice
03:06
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Free
03:22
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Fugue
02:15
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Teenbeat extract
03:44
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Sundsvall, or Helsinki
06:19
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Torchfire
04:52
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Untitled
03:39
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Viva Pa Ubu
04:24
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Slice
00:38
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Look Back, alt. version
01:18
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Erk Gah extract
03:34
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Drones
02:37
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Henry Cow UK
The band who invented a new genre, changed music forever & carved out a permanent place in rock history. They were among the first bands signed to Richard Branson's Virgin label in 1973, on the recommendation of Soft Machine's Robert Wyatt, who described them as "my favourite band in the world". Their blend of free jazz and experimental rock make them one of the greatest British bands of all time. ... more
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