1. |
This Place
04:18
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2. |
Into The Clouds
04:37
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3. |
Times (Out of Mind)
02:57
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4. |
5 Reasons
04:51
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5. |
What Do You Want To Hear
05:44
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6. |
Strangers
02:55
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7. |
5,000 Miles
05:11
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8. |
Little Pieces
04:27
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9. |
In The Dark
03:50
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10. |
Never Shared
02:36
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11. |
Time Will Tell
03:55
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12. |
Statues
03:17
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13. |
Change
03:13
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14. |
Not Far Behind
03:27
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15. |
Secret Avenue
05:47
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16. |
Rosemary
07:44
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17. |
The Light Of Night
04:50
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18. |
Someone Else's Life
06:05
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19. |
Wear Black
03:24
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20. |
Take It All Back
02:48
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21. |
Soola
03:25
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22. |
Madman
04:37
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23. |
Don't Stand By Me
03:29
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24. |
Just Like You
02:59
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25. |
Falling Away
02:27
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26. |
Silver Letter
02:36
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27. |
The Sound Of Her
05:25
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28. |
Three-finger Blues
04:54
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29. |
The Bucket
03:06
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30. |
Broken Wing
01:44
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31. |
The Madman
02:52
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32. |
Believe In Magic
02:31
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33. |
The Lake
04:22
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34. |
Night And Day
03:31
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The Garden Path Adelaide, Australia
Vic Conrad:
Vocals/Guitar
Colin Gellard: Bass
Terry
Aldridge: Drums
Graeme Burdett: Guitar
Rohan Belton:
Keyboards/Vocals
Dave Lokan: Guitar
... more
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