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Defy The Black Night
03:47
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Theme Song
04:25
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The Butt Naked Blues
06:52
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The Grey Frontier
04:38
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Temples And Boardrooms
04:55
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Jericho
04:48
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Penguins
05:03
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The TV Song
05:21
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The Infidel
06:45
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On The Stoop Sydney, Australia
Don't be fooled. Just when you thought it was safe to feel charmed by the lilt of a melody and the gentle wit of the words On the Stoop impales your ears with the unexpected. Sometimes the music hurtles at you with such velocity that you have to fight the urge to duck, but always the warmth, good humour and zany imagination draws you in again. ... more
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