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Plastic Knife - Man Made Waves (live at Sticky Institute)

from Second Circulation by The Thomas Ferguson Band / Plastic Knife

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Recorded live at Sticky Institute, Melbourne on 22nd February 2015 by John Stevens. Thank you, John.

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from Second Circulation, released April 2, 2015

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