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Why Wait?
01:40
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Hurtful
02:49
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Planes Fly Overhead
04:23
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Planes fly overhead - we've got nowhere to go..
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The Message
03:28
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Wasted
04:22
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Closure
04:54
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Stars
04:39
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Namesakes
03:53
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Reverse Outro 3
02:24
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Forest Giants Bristol, UK
Forest Giants formed in Bristol in 1990. They split up in 2007. In between they made 4 albums, which you can hear and buy here. In 2014 a compilation of sessions and singles will be released. The band at various times featured member of the Blue Aeroplanes, Beatnik Filmstars and GirlBoy Girl. ... more
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