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Looking On The Streets
03:03
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Chewing Gum
01:29
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Start A War
01:35
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Gangs All Here Tonight
02:43
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Police On My Back
04:52
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Hustler
03:09
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The Big O
05:43
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Children
03:24
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Dirt Byrds Bangor, UK
Brutalist, garage rock played with an authentic scowl. No messing with the primary colours or the pivotal chord
shapes.
Guaranteed to please the admirers of The Cramps and other psyche-numbers.
DIRT BYRDS Live
Hop House Bangor Co Down Saturday 10th June 2023 with The Organauts and The New Normal
DOORS 9.00PM
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