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Stereophonics
video: “Dakota (live)” [real]
multiple songs: [MySpace]

Stereophonics new album Live From Dakota, out April 18th, is a two-disc compilation featuring 20 tracks spanning all five of the bands albums and captures the best of their 2005 world tour.

Santa Dog
“Chemical” [MP3]
“Rosa” [MP3]

Gus Black
“Certain Kind of Light” [MP3]

Field Music
“I’m Tired” [MP3]
“You Can Decide” [MP3]

Carina Round
“Ready to Confess” [MP3]

The Czars
“Paint the Moon” [MP3]

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