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Tom Robinson - Hope & Glory Alb & 12"s

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Tom Robinson - Hope & Glory Alb & 12"s

Postby Shoulderpads » Wed Jun 07, 2006 7:42 pm

Hope and Glory album From 1984... and 12" of War Baby from Toms site.

http://www.tomrobinson.com/records/musi ... /index.htm

Murder At The End Of The Day
Prison
Ricky Don't Lose That Number
Looking For A Bonfire
Old Friend
War Baby
Atmospherics:Listen To The Radio
Cabin Boy
Blond And Blue
Hope And Glory
Back In The Old Country
Hell Yes
Begging You Baby
More Lives Than One
Blond And Blue (alternative version)
Prison (1985 single version)
Looking For A Bonfire (alternative version)
War Baby (12" version)

some live stuff here as well http://www.tomrobinson.com/records/music/index.htm

see thats the trouble with reality, its taken far too seriously
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