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Stereophonics - "Live in London" (video)

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Wednesday, Apr 22, 2009

by PopMatters Staff

Babelgum.com presents a special Stereophonics concert at Hammersmith’s Riverside Studios in London for a cozy audience of 200. The favorites are here including “Local Boy in the Photograph”, “The Bartender and the Thief”, “Pick a Part That’s New”, and “Have a Nice Day”.

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