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The Obsession
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Past Times
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This Is Goodbye
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Smiling On The Inside
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22 Likes
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A Fantastic Souvenir
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Encircled Stoke On Trent, UK
A band based in the Midlands:
Gareth Evans - Guitar
Scott Evans - Bass/Keyboards
Mark Busby
Burrows - Voice /guitar
We take inspiration from all types of wonderful music XTC, Marillion,The Smiths ,Talk Talk ,Duran Duran , Genesis, Simple Minds, Pink Floyd, It Bites.
We work hard to bring memorable songs. Enjoy.
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