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programs for plunder
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some aspects
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new life
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friends
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Chain Of Command England, UK
During spring of 1979, two friends got chatting about the music they were into. Neil Whitehead and Dave Taylor had been friends since 1978 when they met at college. After this discussion, they decided to form a band of their own. A meeting at a secret Elvis Costello gig saw them unite with Matt Adams and the world of music would never be the same… ... more
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