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Joe
03:38
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Bloody Lucille
02:53
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Johnny the Mad
04:43
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Billy
03:12
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Old Slim Jim
03:30
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A Guard
04:27
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A Prisoner
00:54
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Leslie Louise Mons, Belgium
Leslie Louise is a musical project of indie rock tones, whose compositions are imbued of motley influences among which, inter alia, we find David Bowie, Black Sabbath, The Beatles or Ennio Morricone.
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