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| 1. | Intro
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| 2. | The Bormann Chain
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| 3. | Propaganda
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| 4. | Home
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| 5. | Freedom Street
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| 6. | Slave
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| 7. | Saraband For Dead Lovers
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| 8. | Alien Baby
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| 9. | Circus Days
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| 10. | Joy
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| 11. | Romeo Gazing
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| 12. | Arms Of Cicero
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| 13. | Song And Legend
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| 14. | Medea
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| 15. | Dead Metal
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| 16. | Times Of Our Lives
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| 17. | Draconian Dream
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| 18. | Barbarossa
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| 19. | Les Amants D'un Jour
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| 20. | Mauritia Mayer
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| 21. | Shout And Scream
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| 22. | Sebastiane
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| 23. | Outro
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| 24. | Backstage Footage
Bonus
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| 25. | Image Gallery
Bonus
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A rare and incredible London show from June 13th 2002.
On June 13th 2002, Sex Gang Children performed a rare London show at Ocean in advance of the release of Bastard Art, their first new studio album in ten years. Shot from the audience's point of view, Live At Ocean showcases the music, both old and new, that has made Sex Gang Children legends of Gothic Rock. "One of the groups coming up at the same time as [Southern Death Cult] was Sex Gang Children, and Andi - he used to dress like a Banshees fan, and I used to call him the Gothic Goblin because he was a little guy, and he's dark. He used to like Edith Piaf and this macabre music, and he lived in a building in Brixton called Visigoth Towers. So he was the little Gothic Goblin and his followers were Goths. That's where goth came from." - Ian Astbury of The Cult (Alternative Press Nov. 1994). |
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