1. |
The Island Song
03:19
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2. |
Filter
03:07
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3. |
Lucky
03:43
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4. |
Two Way Muzzle
05:00
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5. |
Postscript To Her Letter
04:10
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6. |
Orchard
02:33
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7. |
Eartshine Man
02:58
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8. |
Castle Walls
03:07
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9. |
Johnny Hazard Theme
01:10
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10. |
Four Phases
02:52
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11. |
Dawn
02:18
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12. |
Present
07:00
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13. |
God Pt. III
02:15
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(Bergen) Twigs Bergen, Norway
Twigs was a band with a very recognizable sound, a kind of noisy, trashy rock, with melody and enough punch to make grandma grind her teeth.
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