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Prelude
02:21
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Invisible
03:51
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Turn Your Life Around
07:44
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I'm Gone
04:00
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Waiting For No One
02:46
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Snake Oil Salesman
03:34
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Where's The Passion
06:49
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Mercy
07:14
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Overcome
05:20
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In My Bones
04:20
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Wrong Place Wrong Time
04:10
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I Know The Way
05:05
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Nick D'Virgilio
Nick has played drums for Genesis, Tears For Fears, Fates Warning, Frost*, and Mike
Keneally.
He made 10 albums with Spock's Beard, the first 6 as drummer and the next 4 as drummer/lead vocalist. He became a member of his current band Big Big Train in 2007.
Nick's solo album Invisible includes collaborations from Tony Levin, Paul Gilbert, Randy McStine, Jonas Reingold, Don Carr & many others.
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