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Strange To Be Here
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Here Goes Nothing
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Black Flye
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Marching Song
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Silhouette
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Birthday Party
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Spilled Oranges
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Choose
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Hoping
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You Wear Funny Clothes
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Watertanks
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Starshine
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The Mad Scene New York, New York
The Mad Scene included Hamish Kilgour (of New Zealand's The Clean) on guitar/vocals, Lisa Siegel on guitar/vocals, and, eventually, former Go-Betweens bassist Robert Vickers. The Mad Scene debuted in 1992 with the 7" Falling Over, Spilling Over EP.
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