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Squirm
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Die Bastard
02:43
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Smug
02:58
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Hurricane
04:28
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F_!#ed Up
03:55
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Fear
03:53
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I Try
08:04
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Marine Parade
01:27
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Blind
04:55
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West Coast Music Club West Kirby, UK
West Coast Music Club are based on The Wirral, about as far west as you can go in the UK without getting wet. Influenced equally by our proximity to Liverpool and our distance from late 60's California, it is guitar music, in all its forms, that directs the sound of WCMC in pursuit of the perfect song. We hope you enjoy the trip. ... more
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