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Strangeways: Live at Firefest 2011
American rockers strangeways, having played Firefest in 2010, returned once more to play once again for Firefest VIII at Nottingham's Rock City. Recorded October 22nd 2011. Setlist: "Where Are They Now", "Danger in Your Eyes", "Into the Night", "Every Time You Cry", "Love Lies Dying", "Talk to Me", "Living in the Danger Zone", "Modern World", "Walk in the Fire", "After the Hurt Is Gone", "Only a Fool", "Where Do We Go From Here"
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American rockers strangeways, having played Firefest in 2010, returned once more to play once again for Firefest VIII at Nottingham's Rock City. Recorded October 22nd 2011. Setlist: "Where Are They Now", "Danger in Your Eyes", "Into the Night", "Every Time You Cry", "Love Lies Dying", "Talk to Me", "Living in the Danger Zone", "Modern World", "Walk in the Fire", "After the Hurt Is Gone", "Only a Fool", "Where Do We Go From Here"
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