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Herald
08:46
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Flying
03:33
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Spiral
02:19
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Symmetry and Light
07:29
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Justified
04:41
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In Amber
03:57
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The Hunt
07:23
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Delta
08:29
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When We Were Young
05:17
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Carnivàle
09:11
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This Winter Machine Leeds, UK
Melodic neo-prog band from Yorkshire, UK.
Al Winter: Vocals
Dave Close: Bass & Vocals
Leigh Perkins: Keyboards & Vocals
Alan Wilson: Drums
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