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Flight (intro)
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The Power
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The Great Escape
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The New Gods
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Carnival of Love
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From Here to Love
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The Boss
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RBNK 01.23.48
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Duck and Cover
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Flight (outro)
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Carnival Glasgow, UK
Carnival were originally formed in 1992. George Grant and TJ Joyner (then) had reasonable success and gained a cult following penning the genre "Neo Futurism". After several Albums "The Analogue Hiss, Concrete Evidence and the Time Triangle" to name but a few, we went our separate ways. TJ Cox (now) has reunited with her old musical colleague "George Carnival" Carnival are now Back! ... more
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