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Annoyance
03:28
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The Close Up Zone
03:36
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Fugazi
04:25
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Hindsight
04:15
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In His Shoes
03:21
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Only One Maisonette Left
03:39
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T.P.S (David Icke)
05:58
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Draw Funny Animal Bangor, UK
Bangor (Northern Ireland) finest alternative rock'n'roll band 1983-1992
Personnel
Mark Dale -bass guitar
Stephen (Mouse) McBride-vocals, keyboards
David McGarry -guitar
Michael Rugman-drums, biscuit tins
Bill (Pilgrim) Aiken-guitar
Stephen Dale-guitar, drum programming
Colin (Bobz) Bell-guitar, keyboards, samples, raygun
All tracks recorded between 1983 and 1992
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