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Trouble On The Way
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I Don't Believe You
04:06
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Theory And Observation
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Rocket Science
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The Existential Blues
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Plastic Money
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The Entropy Waltz
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Land Of The Giants
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Allan Barron Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
Songwriter/Musician based in North East of England.
My favourite music tends to be late
60's/early 70's rock music and late 70's 'new wave'. In particular I like early 70's British Prog rock, as well as the Beatles, Steely Dan, Pink Floyd, the Who, Squeeze and countless others. What this means is I love a good tune.
Whether this has any influence on my own music I'll let the listener decide!
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