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December 29, 1989
Fulham Greyhound
London, England, United Kingdom
1. A Play on Wordsworth
2. Master James
3. It's The Real Time
4. The Brightest Lights
5. If We'd But Care
6. Holding Up Well
7. Lazy Ol' Sun
8. Who Am I To Say?
9. Make Us Bleed
10. Living So Dead
11. Your Friendly Travel Agent
12. Bad To Worse
November 17, 1989
Teatro Dadà
Castelfranco Emilia, Emilia-Romagna, Italy
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The Steppes has released 6 albums between 1984 and 1992. Notable releases include Atomic Cossack, Harps & Hammers, Enquire Within. Explore their complete discography on this page.
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Irish/American psychedelic rock group who formed in the early 1980s from The Blue Macs. Led by the Fallon Brothers the band was based in the USA and Ireland.
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