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Magenta: Live at The Point 2007
Recorded at The Point, Cardiff Bay, 23/11/2007 1. Opus Three 02:18 2. Speechless 04:34 3. Envy 09:45 4. Hurt 05:29 5. Moving on 06:44 6. The Journey 06:19 7. Towers of Hope 03:50 8. Demons 05:12 9. Morning Sunlight 02:36 10. The Dream 01:42 11. The Visionary 06:55 12. Anger 05:40 13. Man the Machine 14:48 14. Genetesis 08:57 15. The Warning 05:27 16. Sloth 08:57 17. The White Witch (Extract) / End Credits 07:08
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Recorded at The Point, Cardiff Bay, 23/11/2007 1. Opus Three 02:18 2. Speechless 04:34 3. Envy 09:45 4. Hurt 05:29 5. Moving on 06:44 6. The Journey 06:19 7. Towers of Hope 03:50 8. Demons 05:12 9. Morning Sunlight 02:36 10. The Dream 01:42 11. The Visionary 06:55 12. Anger 05:40 13. Man the Machine 14:48 14. Genetesis 08:57 15. The Warning 05:27 16. Sloth 08:57 17. The White Witch (Extract) / End Credits 07:08
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:Tigermoth Productions
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