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"Mad As Hell" Intro
01:19
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One Way
04:37
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The Game
03:27
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Fifteen Years
02:51
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The Boatman
06:04
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Liberty Song
04:52
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Far From Home
03:56
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Sell Out
04:20
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Another Man's Cause
05:20
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The Road
03:55
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Riverflow
03:25
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Battle Of The Beanfield
05:06
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Beautiful Day
04:11
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The Black Tar Rivers UK
The Black Tar Rivers are a tribute to Brighton folk-punk band The Levellers. Within their ranks are members of The Bar-Steward Sons of Val Doonican, The Sweetchunks Band, Treebeard and Black Thorn.
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