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Naughty Sleepy
05:11
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Never
05:30
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Resolution
04:26
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Never (Reprise)
04:47
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Fall Apart
04:02
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Mountains In The Sky
05:23
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Double Versions (Album)
05:18
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Desecrate
03:25
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Just Yesterday
04:02
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Tiny Machines Part 2
04:50
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Sad Reality
04:13
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72RPM Records Wirral, UK
Everything sounds better at 72RPM because the control is with the artists...because 72rpm Records is run by the artists.
What else can we say about 72rpm?
..well, it's not quite as fast as 78rpm....which is pretty much how we like it.
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