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Let's Get Out
04:28
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Blag
02:20
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Suffocation
03:19
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Hail Mary!
02:09
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The Chase
05:15
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Boredom
03:51
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4 Steps
02:33
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What's That?
03:51
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Pet
03:35
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Who Moved The Ground? Aldershot, UK
From 1989 to 1996 four lads called themselves "Who Moved The Ground?" and took their 'mad pop, ska, punk, folk guitar thrash out!" to play all over the UK and Europe. Along the way they released several cassettes, vinyl singles and cd's.
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