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Escape from Poo Planet
00:59
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2. |
Something True
01:42
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This is All
01:57
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4. |
Begin Again
02:59
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Interlude
00:09
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I Wish I Was Him
02:30
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Hybrid Song
03:16
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The Nothing Approaches
01:04
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No-One Out There
02:53
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11. |
Anti No Me
02:08
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12. |
No Jazz
02:48
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13. |
Solo for Bass
00:28
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Sounds in the Dark
02:07
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Grrl Music for Tasha
08:35
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Home Taping Killed Music Sydney, Australia
An initiative by Black Wire Records to archive, share and make freely available (or by donation) orphaned, out of print, underappreciated or otherwise forgotten Australian recordings of the pre-streaming age
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