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"Three Decades On"
00:17
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Master Of Who? [demo]
03:25
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From Bill & Bob's first ever home demo, dated 1st March 1978. Unfortunately there is an unfixable error in the tape speed transfer, resulting in significant pitch issues.
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Get A Life [demo]
01:03
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From Bill & Bob's first ever home demo, dated 1st March 1978. Unfortunately there is an unfixable error in the tape speed transfer, resulting in significant pitch issues.
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Up All Night [Jingle]
00:23
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From Bill & Bob's first ever studio session, 16th April 1978.
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One True Love
01:15
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From Bill & Bob's first ever studio session, 16th April 1978.
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From Bill & Bob's first ever studio session, 16th April 1978.
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"A Tough Week in 1985"
00:29
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Part 12 of "12 Ways To Kill Phil" from the 1985 album The Pulp.
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Licence to Kill [demo]
03:25
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1990 home demo of a song originally intended for submission to accompany the James Bond film.
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The Jesus Ranch
10:00
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Complete 1990 recording of a track heavily abridged on the "Price To Pay" album.
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Join the Navy
04:30
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Brand new assembly of an intended Pippen track circa 1990; compiled from the "Price To Pay" album.
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"The Nineties"
00:06
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A rare recording from the prematurely-cancelled 1991 "Price To Slay" tour.
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Never Moving On [live]
02:11
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A rare recording from the prematurely-cancelled 1991 "Price To Slay" tour.
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A rare recording from the prematurely-cancelled 1991 "Price To Slay" tour.
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From an abandoned 1995 studio session.
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Interview with Bob, 2009
03:25
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From the unfinished 1997 album "Pleasure Is No Fun".
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Welcome to the Future
05:40
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From the unfinished 1997 album "Pleasure Is No Fun".
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VDL [abridged]
04:53
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From Bill & Bob's eventually-scrapped 2004 studio sessions.
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"William, Rest in Peace"
00:23
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From Pippen's Coming Clean Remix series.
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From Pippen's Coming Clean Remix series.
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From Pippen's Coming Clean Remix series.
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From Pippen's Coming Clean Remix series.
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Begging Forgiveness '04
02:25
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From Bill & Bob's eventually-scrapped 2004 studio sessions.
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The Power Of Magnetix
01:09
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The last recording Bill Pippen made; a retrospectively heart-wrenching cover of the Mega Blox 'Magnetix' tv commercial. What a way to go out.
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Heart's 2006 remix of Pippen's touching track, in memory of his fallen friend. Emotional.
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"The End"
00:23
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Bill & Bob recommends:
Calling For Gurty (But Getting No Reply)
by The Bob Experience
Bob Heart & Jonty 'Jazz' Bagshaw, from 1986-1989 were The Bob Experience. Their debut album (featuring drum programming by Bill Pippen) was remastered by Heart in 2012. RIP Jonty.
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