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2302:The Encyclopedia of Popular Music
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2758:"National Airplay: AOR Albums".
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2198:All Mike Scott Waterboys forums
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2784:"Jaaroverzichten – Album 1986"
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1016:Encyclopedia of Popular Music
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2588:This Is the Sea Waterboys.
2076:"A Few Mike Scott stories"
2023:"News:Bono's Top Ten List"
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2562:The Rough Guide to Rock
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1855:"The Waterboys / 1985"
1632:Top Albums 101 to 200
1396:Anthony Thistlethwaite
1360:"I Am Not Here" – 0:22
1339:"High Far Soon" – 2:05
1336:"Medicine Jack" – 4:11
1303:Anthony Thistlethwaite
1266:
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718:
630:
517:" at a concert at the
432:Anthony Thistlethwaite
365:The Velvet Underground
75:February – August 1985
18:This Is the Sea (film)
3270:And a Bang on the Ear
3249:The Whole of the Moon
3210:The Magnificent Seven
2047:Dodd, Philip (2005).
1761:"Must Have Waterboys"
1429:Marek Lipski – violin
1411:– bass synth, piano,
1327:"Beverly Penn" – 5:38
1290:The Whole of the Moon
1269:All songs written by
1253:, an 1896 etching by
1249:
847:Medicine Bow, Wyoming
798:New Wave Goes to Hell
759:
725:The Whole of the Moon
717:
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539:because he would not
389:The Whole of the Moon
278:The Whole of the Moon
3400:The Waterboys albums
3228:A Girl Called Johnny
3068:Out of All This Blue
2086:on 27 September 2007
1893:on 27 September 2007
1599:New Zealand Albums (
1444:– bass guitar, drums
1311:"Be My Enemy" – 4:16
1308:"Old England" – 5:32
1273:except where noted.
960:Professional ratings
804:on his 1995 release
764:, such as the above
653:A Girl Called Johnny
491:recording sessions.
305:Released: April 1986
3256:Don't Bang the Drum
3189:Too Close to Heaven
3076:Where the Action Is
2761:Radio & Records
2521:"Reviews: Albums".
2502:on 26 December 2007
1928:on 2 September 2012
1883:"1984 Tour Archive"
1759:Fitzsimmons, Mick.
1667:
1643:Radio & Records
1558:Australian Albums (
1544:
1279:Don't Bang the Drum
961:
612:Don't Bang the Drum
291:Don't Bang the Drum
2463:"Album Releases".
2174:on 24 October 2005
2168:Kick Horns Line Up
2138:mikescottwaterboys
1765:BBC: Critical List
1662:
1539:
1497:Production credits
1374:"The Waves" – 6:38
1267:
1141:Upon its release,
959:
955:Critical reception
899:", a recording by
786:on her 2003 album
776:on her 1992 album
770:
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645:Ivor Novello Award
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591:("Trumpets"), and
410:Production history
3387:
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3323:A Life of Sundays
3284:The Return of Pan
3263:Fisherman's Blues
3084:Good Luck, Seeker
3044:Book of Lightning
3004:Fisherman's Blues
2948:Jay Dee Daugherty
2905:Trevor Hutchinson
2608:. EMI. p. 5.
2568:Rough Guides Ltd.
2552:Furmanovsky, Jill
2316:978-0-85712-595-8
2008:978-3-7186-5930-2
1950:Anderson, Peter.
1918:"Archive 1978–85"
1843:. EMI. p. 5.
1736:"Allmusic review"
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1560:Kent Music Report
1314:"Trumpets" – 3:37
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897:I'm Only Sleeping
884:phase, released "
858:Margaret Thatcher
762:unlicensed copies
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678:and the musician
599:as an example of
573:Bruce Springsteen
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243:Fisherman's Blues
67:16 September 1985
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