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Even the Greats
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Simple Romance
04:02
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Tear it Down
03:46
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Let The Wheels Fall Off
04:28
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Margaret
05:54
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The World's on Fire
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Fools Gold
05:09
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The Wild North Vancouver, British Columbia
The feeling you get when listening to your dad’s record collection for the first time and realizing the magic.Their influences are not hidden, Dylan, Springsteen, Neil Young, Tom Petty are obvious in the Wild North’s tones and songs. In a world overwrought with new technology,The Wild North ARE trying to reinvent the wheel, bring back the five piece band with old wooden guitars and tube amps. ... more
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