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We Own Tomorrow
08:06
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My Suit of Armour
05:02
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A Guy From Down the Road
12:00
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What About Love
04:23
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The Man in the Mirror
04:15
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Spring
05:13
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Summer
07:40
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Autumn
07:37
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Winter
12:32
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Long Earth Glasgow, UK
Long Earth is firmly based in progressive rock with influences from the best of 70s/80s/90s rock and pop. With vocalist Martin Haggarty on board, their second album "Once Around the Sun" (2020) has been universally acclaimed, featuring in many DJs and critics' "best of 2020" lists. Work is underway on album 3 set for 2023 release ... more
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