Parker Anthony Price bass/BVs, Paul Maskell guitars Karl James lead vocals/drums.
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The Dave Pearson Big Band
Bass player Malcolm Parrott, trumpets Jeff Brown, Paul Cornish, Roger Hammond, Dick Grainger, Bob Hemming, Alan Welch
Trombones Chris Waters, Andy Dulan, Dougie Wheeler, and Rod Geary
Dave Pearson with the microphone, saxes Don Williams, Brian White, Ricky Wichello, Brian King and Colin Campbell
The drummer is unseen but was likely to have been Roy Huggett.
At the Centre Hotel, Southsea, now the Holiday Inn
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Phoenix
John Lockyer Lead guitar/vocals,
Rick Slimm Rhythm guitar/vocals,
Nigel Unknown Lead Vocals,
Cess Unknown Bass guitar,
Bob Catweazle Unknown Drums.
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The Phoney Beatles BAZ LINES JOHN, TERRY LINES PAUL, MARTIN POWELL GEORGE, GEORGE FRANCIS RINGO 1997 TO 2013
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Pink Palms Kate Swadling, Mark Easton, Jeremy Tranter and Nigel Goode.
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The Planets Steve Lindsey Bass/Lead Vocals, Barry (Baz) Lines Guitar/Lead Vocals, Chris Skornia Keys/Backing Vocals, Larry Tolfree Drums 1979-81
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Propaganda Propaganda V1, Dave Saunders - Vocals, Richie Eason - Guitar,
Martin Meads - Drums, Cliff Chapman - Keyboards, Rob Vick - Bass.
Propaganda V2, Dave Saunders - Vocals, Gary Webb - Guitar, Bernie Fox - Drums, Cliff Chapman/Bob Ross - Keyboards,Rob Vick - Bass, Steve Grainger - Sax.
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Prowler
Chris ? Bass, .Andy ? 2nd Guitar, Steve Jones Vocals, Mick Duff Lead Guitar, Danny Rowlands Drums.
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The Psylons
From left to right: Jack Packer, Carl Edwards, Keith Wyatt and John Haskett.
1986-1991, their singles in chronologcal order, their cassette 'psylons is golden', and 'seperate ways' which is a BBC session track from 1986.
Radio One Peel Sessions
LINE UP
Keith Wyatt (Guitar, Vocals)
Jack Packer (Guitar)
Warren Grech (Bass)
Carl Edwards (Drums)
TRACKLIST
Remembrance
Clearer Skies
Mockery Of Decline
Landmark
09/06/1986
Andy Kershaw Session BBC Radio One (1986/11/05)
Run To The Stranger - 7'' Single - 1986
01. Run To The Stranger
02. Tumbling Clown
Mockery of Decline - 7'' Single - 1986
03. Mockery of Decline
04. Clearer Sky
All The Things We Need! - 12'' Single - 1987
05. All The Things We Need!
06. Turning Worm
07. The Midnight Sun?
Psylons Is Golden - Cassette Mini Album - 1988
08. What Do They Care
09. Push Him Away
10. Stephen Drowning
11. No Time Like Now
12. The Cut
13. Waiting Nation
14. Seperate Ways
B4 The Psylons - Glass Hammers, Al Pacino's Greatest Hits compilation
No Choice/Surf Song - 7'' Single - 1990
15. No Choice
16. Surf Song
Sandman EP - 12'' Single - 1991
17. Sandman
18. Driver
19. Sandman (Remix)
1992
The Psylons - Run to the Stranger 3:22 compilation The Indie Scene 1986: The Story of British Independent Music
The Psylons "Run to the stranger" 14 Missed beats compilation
1994 The Psylons Gimp. (CD). Thunderbird Records. CSA 102. Bug/Emperor Of Songs/Leech/Blind/Runner/Old Times/Scrap Brain/Late Night/ Shakedown/Inspite/Come Around Recorded in Portsmouth at Seaside Studios, Thinktank Studios and Watershed Studios. Produced by Jim Shaw except Bug, Leech and Late Night by Jack Packer.
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Ptarmigan
Steve Gibbs vocals, Malcolm 'Max' MacDonald guitar, Mike Johns guitar, Forbes 'Haggis' Cook bass, Martin Wilkins drums, Chris Jenkinson keyboards.
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Public Heirs
Ken Gardiner, Martin Sawtell, Steve Sawtell, Finn Panton.
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Queue
1979/80 Steve Donovan lead guitar, Mick Eveleigh guitar, Ian McLaughlin bass, Trevor ? drums, Matthew Jessop keyboards.
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Rainmaker
Ahmed Latif singer/guitarist, Joanne Rigden keyboard Drew Hamilton guitar, Paul Farrow guitar, St. John Rogers bass, Mark Franke bass, Adrian Barratt bass, James Tippins drums, Eleanor Green violin, Philippa Green violin, Tim Stephens guitar, Nick Aungiers guitar, Lorenzo Garcia guitar, Matt Hance drums, Lol Karlsen drums Jasmin Cameron viola.
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The RamsSteve Hampton - guitar and vocals
Jim Foreman - guitar and vocals
Terry Lines - bass and vocals
Pete Hobby - drums
Steve Hampton guitar/vocals Jim Foreman guitar/vocals Terry Lines bass/vocals Chris Horn drums Pete Hobby drums Jim Berry Keyboards/vocals, Dave Houghton Drums/Vocals 1994.
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The Reaction
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Ready Steady Go
Steve Hampton Guitar/Vocals, Baz Lines Guitar/Vocals, Terry Lines Bass/Vocals, Chris Horn Drums 1990-92.
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First ever Basins gig at SPECS in Palmerston Rd on January 15 1985, with Dave Allen on vocals and Lenny Tench(?)on drums
The Reds. The Reds were Steve Browning (centre, bass guitar) with Dave Allen on the left (vocals) followed by Steve Cole on guitar. On keyboards right is the much lamented Brian Kemp and back on drums the shy retiring L Tench esq. The other guitarist was Jim Zimmer. The occasion is the launch of the famous Basins Club run by Chris Abbott and Jim Lawrence. This was at Some Place Else Club (SPECs) and this band, the Reds, opened the night supporting London R&B band Wolfie Witcher s Brew.
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The Red Hot Pokers
Red Hot Pokers (MkI) Les Otter guitar Mash Sonnet guitar Dirk Maggs drums Pat Tanter vocals Martin Ayling bass
The Red Hot Pokers (MkII) Les Otter guitar Mash Sonnet guitar Dirk Maggs drums Alan Dominey vocals Martin Ayling bass
The Red Hot Pokers (MkIII) Mash Sonnet guitar/vocals Dirk Maggs drums/vocals Alan Dominey guitar/vocals Martin Ayling bass
The Red Hot Pokers (MkIV) Mash Sonnet guitar/vocals Dirk Maggs drums/vocals Alan Dominey guitar/vocals Tony Purdue bass
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Redman Set
Phil Thorn guitar, John Pugh trumpet, Mike Free drums Roy 'Red' Cresdee sax, Chaz Langmead vocals, Graham Cresdee bass, photo taken at the Wedgewood Rooms 24th April 1974
Steve Coates playing drums, Graham Cresdee Bass, Red Cresdee (band Leader) sax and trumpet, Mike Unknown guitar,
Phil Thorn guitar, John Pugh trumpet, Mike Free drums Roy 'Red' Cresdee sax, Chaz Langmead vocals,
Graham Cresdee bass
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Red Shift recording at Nevada, Martin 'tink' Woods took the photos
Dave Cummins, Malc Barrett, Nick Manley
Malcolm Barrett, Dave Cummins(RIP), Martin tink Woods (RIP), and Nick Manley
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Revolver
Dave Nevill Guitar/Vocals,
Martin Nevill Bass guitar/Vocals,
Barry Sawkins Guitar/Vocals,
George Francis Drums.
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The Rhino Men
Carmelo Luggari guitar, Jane Manfield vocals, John Marter drums, Ian McLaughlin bass, Alison Ledberry vocals, Ian Duck guitar/vocals
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The Right Profile
Michelle Egan singing with Dave Egan on the right
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Riot Squad, lead singer Rob McQuoid
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The Rivals at Sinah Warren 1980,
Gren Mayes vocals,
Tim Meek/Meade lead guitar,
Phil Becket bass guitar,
Russell Mahoney drums,
Ted Massiah keyboards,
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The Rivers Street Band aka M77 in the 80's.
L-R: Ian Kane, Terry Morgan, Gerry Nelson, Ian McAlister, Terry Shulman and Roland Bishop
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Rock On
Roy Tristram guitar, Mick Cooper keyboard, Terry Wiseman drums, Mike Beacon bass/vocals, 1997
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Rulin' Class |
Formed in 1973 "Kiev" were
Lynton Brown, vocals guitar keyboards,
Tony Hawnt, drums,
Tom Horscroft, guitar vocals
Pete Downton, vocals
Then from 1974 they were called "Sahara"
Pete Downton vocals
Tom Horscroft guitar vocals
John Bever, bass vocals
Tony Hawnt, vocals drums
another guitar player..phil bankhead now lives in france replaced Tom for a short period in 1974 before Sahara split.
then later "Oasis" (would you believe!) and then changed to "Mickey"
Pictured above was the final formation, "Ryder" who existed from approx 1974 to 1977 and consisted of left to right...
Mick Waldock, guitar vocals now deceased sadly....see photo below
Lynton Brown, vocals guitar keyboards...
John Bever, vocals bass...
Tony Hawnt, vocals drums.
Note also a Walkerprint with a Stage One address at the late lamented by some, Tricorn.
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Saturn.
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Science George Francis, Rob Newbury, Venetia Newbury and Chris Chamberlain. 1984
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Screeper
1. Can Fever
2. Golden Boy
3. Golden Boy (Simon Heartfield Mix)
4. Monkey Parkhouse
Number 1 band from Portsmouth in the mid 1990's according to their road manager!
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Shaftsbury.
The unknown singer may be JJ Williams and probably the first backing job they did in 1972. The publicity handout below is also from 1972. These were both taken at Ron Forrest & Associates photographic studio in Albert Rd Southsea in '72.
The band was as follows - Chris Lowe - Lead/Rhythm guitar and vocals, Dave Martin - Bass guitar and vocals, Roger Grigg - Drums and vocals,l as above. Shaftsbury were formed in the dying embers of 1971. In actual fact it was at a gig in Osborne Rd Southsea, at a new years party above a restaurant, that the band was born. At the time they didn't even have a name. The important fact here is that a partygoer gave them their name. When she asked " What's the name of your band", they said that they hadn't got one. "Yes you have, Its on the front of your Drums", and there it was 'Shaftsbury' on the bass drum front skin, the Japanese musical instrument company, but also a village in Dorset. They hardly ever used the name in the time Chris Lowe was with them, because they were always being used as a backing band. Their first backing job was at the London Palladium backing a young Nicky Nolan, later to become one of the Eurovision winners 'Bucks Fizz'. At the time Nicky,(Mike), was only 16, eight years away from stardom. The following years were spent touring Europe and British Isles, playing one nighters (one off gigs) and weeks or months in different parts of the country and Channel Islands. I suppose their best year had to be 1974 when they were chosen to work for Phil Spector, the world famous record producer, now unfortunately incarcerated in the U.S. The whole of that year was taken up touring as a backing band for the 'Crystals and the 'Ronnettes. Chris left after the tour in '74. The band carried on with more backing jobs, recruiting a new guitarist Pete Roffey guitar vocals in 1975.
Pete Joffey Lead/Rhythm guitar and vocals, Dave Martin - Bass guitar and vocals, Roger Grigg - Drums and vocals.
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Shannon Andy Scott drums/vocals, Paul Newman bass/vocals, Geoffery Newman Lead guitar/vocals
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Shimmey
Dave Nevill Guitar/Vocals,
Martin Nevill Bass guitar/Vocals,
Jenny Eames Vocals,
Dave Eames Drums.
Pete Hardy
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Shoestring Neil Bertram Bass.
Phill Hazlett Guitar
Dave Young Guitar
Alan Fraser drums
1988
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Shy
Brian Howe,
Bob Snelling,
Andy Fretwell,
Chris Fretwell,
Graham Jessup.
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Sillicon Strings
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Lesley Hawoth on vocals, on the left Rod Watts, on the right is Neil Plunkett guitar, back left is Rob Milner on bass, back right is Dick Ray on drums
Original bass player Andy Goodson to the right of Lesley Hawoth taken at the old Mecca ballroom in Arundel Street
Silver Collection
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Six Gun Sound
Jim Mills bass, Chris Kingston lead guitar, Phil Chinn vocals, Jeff Keable drums, Wez Boyton drums
Six Gun Sound at Granny's (pointing to their old name)
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Skratch
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'Skys is cryin', 1975 at Reading University L-R Pete Stradling (violin), Nik Tetley (harmonica), Martin Bond (12 String guitar), Denis Reeve-Baker (guitar), Bob Cooper-Grundy (guitar), Roger Easey (washboard/percussion), Dave Allen (vocals)
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Sleeper
Dave Saunders (B), Ken Hughes (D), Ron Hughes (G) and Charlie Keenan (V)
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Smiler, Barry Shute, Mick Eveleigh, Bernie Morley lead guitar, Terry Rolfe.
Smiler, Barry Shute drums, Pete Bugg vocals, Terry Rolfe bass.
Smiler, Barry Shute drums, Geoff ?? keyboards, Pete Bugg lead guitar-vocals, Terry Rolfe bass.
Smiler
Smiler, Barry Shute drums John Walton lead guitar, Geoff kyeboards, Terry Rolfe bass.
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Smiling Hard
Dave Houghton, Kev Gilson, Spike Edney, Phil Jones, Tony Gilson.
Dave Houghton (D) replace by Phil Briggs (D), replaced by Larry Tolfrey (D)
Kev Gilson (V/G/S),
Spike Edney (G/K)
Phil Jones replaced by Andy Hamilton (V/S),
Tony Gilson (BG) replaced by Nick Hug (BG)
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Smooth Hound
Pete Roffey Lead guitar/vocals, Paul Russell drummer( ex Threshold & Spook), Steve Charlton rhythm guitar/lead vocals, Mick Webster bass
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$KAW, aka Some kind a wonderful
Mark Ballard, Harry Harrison, Andy Frank, Meredith(Yank) Reid, Greg Kidd, Bo Ellery also Damien O'Malley drums, Baz Coombes
Back; Harry Harrison, Andy Frank, Greg Kidd, Middle; Mark Ballard Front; Bo Ellery,Damian O'Malley,Meredith(Yank) Reid
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Solitaire in 1982 Barry Sutton Left vocs, deceased, Geoff Bearpark top Lead Guitar vocs, John Aylett Right, rhythm guitar vocs, Nobby Glover drums vocs sadly deceased.
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Sound System Joel O'beirne drums, Stuart Mightyz Inglis Bass, Paul Hog Holmes Keys, Graham Christie (then Boddy) Guitar, Danny Weinstein percussion, Audley Ruddock Vocals, original vocalist was a Nigerian guy called Charlie Unknown
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Various - South Specific
Label:
Brain Boosters Records ? lobotomy 01
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Compilation
Released:
1980
Genre:
Electronic, Rock
Style:
New Wave, Punk, Minimal
A1 Attic (5) This Child Is Dead 3:17
A2 Attic (5) Strange Numbers-Base Seven 3:01
A3 Renaldo And The Loaf* A Medical Man 1:17
A4 Renaldo And The Loaf* Bali Whine 2:26
A5 Renaldo And The Loaf* Scottish Shuffle 3:20
A6 Toxicomane This Nice World 4:22
A7 Nice Boys, The Maybe That's Love 2:37
A8 Nice Boys, The (Remember) This Room 5:45
B1 Dance Attack (X) Not Instrumental (It's A Dance Attack) 1:03
B2 Dance Attack (X) Last Of The Teenage Heartaches 3:01
B3 Dance Attack (X) Keep Moving 3:33
B4 Chimes, The (5) I Can't Smile 3:09
B5 Chimes, The (5) Through To You 2:46
B6 Chimes, The (5) Who Do I Believe? 2:05
B7 Anna Bl m Mourning In Yellow 4:07
B8 Frames, The (2) Lost In Space 2:48
B9 Frames, The (2) Reduced Watches 2:24
"South Specific - Brain Boosters - Reveal Music From Portsmouth"
LP includes insert and a piece of sandpaper is clued to the front (in the "sand" square).
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Waterlooville New Music Festival
At the Cumberland Tavern
Spicer Greg Swatton lead vocals, Nigel Vitler lead guitar, Andrew Martin drums was replaced by Gag West drums, Chris Gross guitar was replaced by Kev Vitler bass
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Spittin' Image
Graham Phillips Lead Vocals/Keyboards,
John Barker Lead Guitar/Backing Vocals,
Derek Joyce Bass Guitar/Backing Vocals,
Dave Marsh Drums/Backing Vocals.
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StardustMalcolm Dent, Dave Grimes, Brian Harbut, Paul Lock, Dave Fewings
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left to right;- Pete Bugg voc/guit/mandolin, Rick Buckingham bass, Dave Pittard drums, Steve Wilkins guitar
left to right;- Rick, Dave P, Pete, Steve Farrow guitar, Brian grice keyboards
left to right;- Rick, Dave, Steve Huckle guit, Pete.
Springhill
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Stealerleft to right Roger Serl, Ross Hale, John Walton, Lewis Harton 1974
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Steel Mill
Back Row Joe Brown (father of Pompey Supporters Chairman Ashley Brown), Mick Eveleigh (60s Pompey group the Storms and an original Red), Dave Allen and guitarist Jim Zimmer (also a Red).
Middle three: Keith Mook Matthews, Bob Manley (also with Bob Pearce) and Steve Cole (another Red).
Steel Mill were transformed into the Reds circa 1985 and later on Mick, Steve, Jim and Dave were together again in the Notorious Strawboys. The Reds incidentally can claim to have played at all three Basins venues.
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Stonehenge 1974 approx L to R. Terry Lines bass, Brian Dalton vocals on bike, Frank Ward rhythm guitar, Barry Lines drums, John Jones lead guitar.
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Sugarproof
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Left to right;- Martin Perryer, Malcolm Worthy, Jan Whitehead, David Bishop, Steve Worthy
Sunshine Valley 1975 L to R Malc Worthy, Dave Graver keys, Jan Worthy, Dave Bishop drums, and Big Bro Steve Worthy
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Supplement
Dave Nevill Guitar/Vocals,
Alan Peters drums,
Dave Barfield Drums.
Dave Barfields drums,
Graham Stokes guitar & vocals,
John Bass keyboards & guitar,
John Lines drums.
Martin Nevill Bass guitar/Vocals,
Mick McGregor drums,
Moira Unknown keyboard/vocals,
Pat Nevill vocals,
Pete Unknown drums,
Rich Cole bass,
Shelly Ringfield Keyboards/Vocals,
Steve Philips drums,
Stevie Richards vocals,
Tony Bradshaw drums.
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SUSPECT Kevin Dawson keyboards, Dave Knight bass, Karen Knight vocals, John Bodle drums, about 1982
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Switchback
left to right standing up Dave Brown, Bob Bruce, Vernon Sexton, Herby Bruce and Nick brown sat in the foreground
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Synchronicity III
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