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Ian Brown - The Greatest Woodstock 1994 They moved away from synth-pop

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They moved away from synth-pop to a more experimental form with the album [m=26239] in 1986

guitarist John Bishop

“Won’t You Try/Saturday Afternoon” 3

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The Plastic Love album features songs Yosihumi Niinuma recorded between 1979-1980

Ian Brown - The Greatest Woodstock 1994 They moved away from synth-popBorn: February 20, 1963, Warrington, Cheshire, England. For the classical pianist, see [a=Ian Brown (4)]. For the Australian designer, see [a=Ian Brown (6)] Released: 2005 09 12 Label: Polydor, Fiction Records Country: Europe Tracklist A1 My Star (Album Version) 5: 23 A2 Corpses In Their Mouths (Album Version) 4: 11 A3 Can't See Me (Bacon & Quarmby Remix) 3: 57 B1 Be There 5: 16 B2 Love Like A Fountain (Single Version) 3: 31 B3 Dolphins Were Monkeys

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