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Where Ya Gonna Go?
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Beautiful Girl
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One Call Away
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Wolf Man
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Indian Giver
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Life On The Mountain
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I Can't Stand It
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Cat Scratch!
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Cut Off My Hands
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HOWLING MOON RECORDS Glasgow, UK
Freak Out With The Psychodelic Sounds Of Howling Moon Records and our roster of wild-men and femme fatales. A Down And Dirty Lo-Fi Patchwork Intensification Of Psychedelia, Garage And Surf Reverberations. Uncommon devious music with the emphasis on playing from the heart in a concerted effort to formulate an affinity with you and perchance set the windmills of your mind turnabout in the process. ... more
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