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WRMWorld Rainforest Movement
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Andy Robertson WHITE ROSE MOVEMENT King Tut's, Glasgow, May 30 It's not often you see touring bands setting up their own equipment.
The story of the White Rose Movement is a fascinating history of courage and ingenuity and a testament to the power of the flyer medium.
White Rose Movement London's Mine/Testcard Girl ***** WITH a keyboard player called Taxxi you know there's something very Eighties about these songs.
 
 
 
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