The Odds & The Sods, by Who Moved The Ground?

The Odds & The Sods

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1.	So Much To Learn (Bull & Gate, Kentish Town 12th February 1992) 05:12	buy track
2.	Don't Ever Tell Me (Bull & Gate, Kentish Town 12th February 1992) 02:07	buy track
3.	Cass And Taryn (Mean Fiddler, Harlesden 15th July 1992) 05:34	buy track
4.	Braindead (Civic Hall, Guildford 18th March 1993) 03:58	buy track
5.	Histrionic (Civic Hall, Guildford 18th March 1993) 03:30	buy track
6.	19, Too Young (Unreleased Demo 6th July 1993 - with violin) 04:25	buy track
7.	Suffocation (Snakebite City Vol. 2 Compilation LP 1993) 03:32	buy track
8.	Pet (Snakebite City Vol. 4 Compilation CD 1994) 03:43	buy track
9.	Angry Disco (Snakebite City Vol. 5 Compilation CD 1995) 02:52	buy track
10.	Plus Sign (Justice For Mark Barnsley Compilation CD 1996) 02:38	buy track
11.	Circular Motion (The Best Of Splatch! Compilation CD 1996) 04:03	buy track
12.	Something To Say (Unreleased Demo October 1996) 03:44	buy track
13.	Brain Champagne (Unreleased Demo October 1996) 02:30	buy track

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released August 11, 2020

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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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