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Hideous world
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The sun comes up
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Artemus Sand
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At the end of the day
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Sure fire, live wire
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Bleeding Sun
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Fade from view
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Circuit breaker
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The future grip
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richboom Oxford, UK
Rich Watts was born in New Zealand and has been resident in the UK since 1987. In his youth he was a founding member of one of New Zealand's early punk bands, Condemned Sector. He went on to play with a number of bands during the early 1980's. Recently he has been writing and recording under the name richboom. Rich plays all the instruments and records his music in his home studio. ... more
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