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Open Fire (Live)
04:02
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Southern Trains (Live)
03:22
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Black Shuck (Live)
03:49
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One Way Ticket (Live)
04:32
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Givin' Up (Live)
03:43
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Barbarian (Live)
04:17
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Friday Night (Live)
02:58
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Makin' Out (Live)
03:37
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Every Inch of You (Live)
03:19
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Solid Gold (Live)
04:39
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Stuck in a Rut (Live)
04:31
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Growing on Me (Live)
03:55
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The Darkness UK
The Darkness are a UK rock band currently eeking out an existence on the periphery of the world music scene. Surrounded by a team of highly paid professional technicians, our heroes battle irrelevance in obscurity, paying themselves a meagre minimum wage so as to keep it real. ... more
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