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Black (Pearl Jam)
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Headlong (The Frames)
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Alcoholic (Starsailor)
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Close to Me (The Cure)
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Don't Panic (Coldplay)
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Red Chord (The Frames)
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Untitled (The Cure)
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High & Dry (Radiohead)
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The Disappearing One Caserta
The Disappearing One was basically a room project at the very beginning. Our approach to music stays the same, even after recording a few albums and playing several gigs during the last 5 years: Music is our own goal and only interest, ALWAYS
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