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Pot Called Pan
02:28
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Plastic War Games
03:07
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Pigeons
04:28
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I See No Sign of Sense
03:55
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Buy on Weakness
03:44
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Gregory's Ghost
04:29
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Song of Sin
03:10
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Locked In
03:41
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Fox-Leigh Woods
03:27
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River Tyne
04:35
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November Bees Bristol, UK
November Bees are a Bristol based band.
-Mark Van Vasey (guitar, Keys, Vocals)
-Rob Conn (Bass, Backing Vocals)
-Steve Dew (Drums, Backing Vocals)
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