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The Big Wheel
03:42
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Elizabeth Selwyn
05:06
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Get The Most
05:10
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Slaves To Beat
03:42
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No Sane Alternative
05:33
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The Price You Pay
05:17
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The Prayer Clock
04:20
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Tear it Down
07:13
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Siege Economy
04:27
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Under Bluer Skies
05:01
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11. |
Non Verbal Clue
04:55
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Another Rainy Day
03:45
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Fist Comes Down
03:04
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Stress UK
Electronic duo of Alan Rider and Phil Clarke formed in 1981 in Coventry, England and released two cassette albums and three Vinyl/CD albums. Stress split in 1986 but re-formed briefly in 1991 to record two new tracks.
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