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Robot Twin
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Laser Fight Fury
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Silver Surfer
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We're Not Superhuman
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Radio Shack
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Trust To Love
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We Can Belong
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Chicken Blows
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Magoo Norfolk, UK
A long time ago ( about 1992 ) in a village far far away, a band called Magoo was formed. Influenced by bands such as Guided by Voices, Stereolab, Pavement, The Flaming Lips and a healthy dollop of radio Peel, the band took its first steps towards being able to play. This achieved they set about writing and recording and are about to release their 7th album, 'The Continuing Adventures Of Magoo'. ... more
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