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HARRY LAUDER FUCK OFF
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I'M A WANTED MAN
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BIG MAGS HAINEY
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THE CAMERONS ARE COMIN'
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MUSTARD ON THE BANGER
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FUCKIN HALKIRK
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YETI SPAGHETTI
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LANDLORD
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OBAN & GOMORRAH
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THE GLASGOW TREMENS Glasgow, UK
The Glasgow Tremens have always paved their own distinct musical path, fusing Celtic folk-punk with a bewildering array of other influences. Their live shows around Scotland were legendary, the band containing anywhere between 6 and 10 members but always anchored by founder Raymy Tremens. Early vinyl releases now change hands for silly money, so catch them here instead. Pogues meet Tom Waits. ... more
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