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Krakatoa
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Oh, What A Laugh
02:34
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Pure Science Fiction
04:34
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Such Dumb Luck
03:56
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Merciful Hour
04:11
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Ursa Major
03:51
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Old Hitchhikers
05:47
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Almost The Same
02:54
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Young Caesar
03:00
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Loser Friends
04:51
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The Pale Dublin, Ireland
The Pale started life in Dublin's Northside in the early 90's but drew their influences from far beyond. Flirtations with chart success, forays into alternative circuses, tours way off the beaten path in Russia, Japan, Eastern Europe and beyond are all par for the course for a band that have refused to trade off past glories. ... more
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