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Insomnia
02:51
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Islay Rant (part 1)
01:39
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Islay Rant (part 2)
02:02
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Messi's
04:09
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Dashing Hell
01:35
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Interlude 1
00:55
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Hammer
02:25
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Dirty Bee (part 1)
03:11
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Dirty Bee (part 2)
01:57
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Angelica
02:27
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Interlude 2
01:01
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Lamb Biscuit
02:27
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Monoghan Jig
03:03
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AJ's MacArthur's
03:24
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Stomach Steinway Set
03:33
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Monster Ceilidh Band Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
MCB has its roots in trad but produces something innovative, contemporary and dynamic. D’n’B producer, The Touch, works with electronic experimentalist David de la Haye, to augment the compositions of Amy, Grace and Kieran. The result is a crucible for smelting riffs, massive chords, intense electronics, folk tunes and a wide variety of styles from simply some of the UK’s finest folk musicians. ... more
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