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The Judge
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They Don't Wanna See Me
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Chop House
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Campfire
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Wait
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Borders
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Little Rib
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Pull It Apart
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Make Ends Meet
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Horses
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Red Balloon Music and Manchestertaper Manchester, UK
Live music initiative to support independent music venues in Manchester
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