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Intro
00:40
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2. |
What's Inside?
03:00
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3. |
Never Be The Same
02:56
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4. |
Embrace The Night
03:22
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5. |
Friends Like You
03:11
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6. |
I Can See Why
03:39
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7. |
Passing By
03:19
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8. |
Without a Name
03:03
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9. |
Worst Enemy
03:11
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10. |
Through The Woods
04:09
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Mr. Stitcher Melbourne, Australia
Hailing from Melbourne, Mr. Stitcher brings together the power of QOTSA with the raw feel of The White Stripes and the energy of The Stooges. This group's natural environment is the stage, thriving on the energy and unexpected always making sure to impress. ... more
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