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Medic
06:13
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Goodspeed mother earth
03:52
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Happy
04:00
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The great yeah
03:55
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I don't mind
03:21
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Sanctimonius high
03:57
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Thin air
05:03
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Animal riot hill
05:51
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Spain
04:11
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Strings to the bow
03:48
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Crazy rainbow
04:34
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A hill of beans
06:25
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Brimstone Bergen, Norway
The first Brimstone product, “Going Out”, was released in 2002, and spanned the radio hit “The Magic Dragon” and garnered very favorable reviews, as did their subsequent LPs “Solar Radiation Band” (2004), the country-tinged “Solstice” (2005) and the multi-instrument extravaganza that is “Smorgasbord” (2009). Their new album “Mannsverk” presents a meaner, leaner and hungrier Brimstone than ever. ... more
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