Bibliographic Details
| Main Author: |
Murdoch, Stuart
(Composer, Performer, Producer) |
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| Corporate Authors: |
God Help the Girl (Musical group)
(Performer),
Belle and Sebastian (Musical group)
(Performer) |
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| Other Authors: |
Wentworth, Rick
(Conductor),
Browning, Emily, 1988-
(Performer),
Alexander, Olly, 1990-
(Performer),
Murray, Hannah, 1989-
(Performer),
Hannon, Neil, 1970-
(Performer) |
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| Format: | CD
Audio
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| Language: | English |
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| Published: |
[Los Angeles, Calif.] :
Milan,
[2014]
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| Subjects: | |
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| Song Title: |
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I suppose that was a prayer / Catherine Ireton.
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Act of the apostle / Richard Colburn, Mick Cooke, Geddes, Stevie Jackson and Bob Kildea.
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I dumped you first / Stuart Murdoch.
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Pretty when the wind blows / Stuart Murdoch.
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I know I have to eat / Stuart Murdoch.
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God help the girl / Stuart Murdoch.
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The psychiatrist is in / Stuart Murdoch.
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The god of music / Suart Murdoch.
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If you could speak / Stuart Murdoch.
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The catwalk of the dukes / Stuart Murdoch.
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Perfection as a hipster / Stuart Murdoch.
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Fuck this shit / Richard Colburn, Mick Cooke, Geddes, Stevie Jackson, Bob Kildea, Sarah Martin and Stuart Murdoch.
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Pretty Eve in the tub / Stuart Murdoch.
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A loving kind of boy) / Stuart Murdoch.
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What do you want this band to sound like? / Stuart Murdoch.
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Come Monday night / Stuart Murdoch.
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Collective idiocy / Stuart Murdoch.
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I'm not rich / Stuart Murdoch.
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I'll have to dance with Cassie / Stuart Murdoch.
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Stalinist Russia / Stuart Murdoch.
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Baby's just waiting / Stuart Murdoch.
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Partick whistle / Stuart Murdoch.
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Musician, please take heed / Stuart Murdoch.
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I just want your jeans / Stuart Murdoch.
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Invisible / Stuart Murdoch.
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The world's last cassette / Stuart Murdoch.
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Down and dusky blonde / Stuart Murdoch.
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Dress up in you / Richard Colburn, Mick Cooke, Geddes, Stevie Jackson, Bob Kildea, Sarah Martin and Stuart Murdoch.
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| Item Description: |
- Title from disc label.
- "Original motion picture soundtrack"--Container.
- Words and music principally by Stuart Murdoch.
- Credits on container; lyrics (1 folded sheet) inserted in container.
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