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Ignition
03:17
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The Dark Rider
05:50
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Aloha Motel
05:13
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Music Brings Us Together
02:13
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In Jail For Tex Perkins
05:22
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Another Day
03:27
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Wicker Crowns
03:20
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Big Questions
03:04
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Silver Sparkly Amplifier
03:07
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Drive
01:25
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Carnivalism
05:20
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After the Storm
04:00
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Craig Griffiths TAS, Australia
Craig's songs have been used by US skater legend Tony Hawk for his tv channel and chosen for a Jimi Hendrix tribute album. REVIEW: The Mercury Newspaper: "The mad sounds Craig Griffiths gets out of his guitar are often mind blowing - blistering guitars, weird noises and a deep voice that is rambling yet engrossing. Smoking guitar skills: creative, forward thinking, experimental & splendid fun". ... more
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