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The Mission: Sum And Substance
Overview
1. Tadeusz (1912-1988) 2. Serpents Kiss 3. Stay With Me 4. Wasteland 5. Severina 6. Tower Of Strength 7. Beyond The Pale 8. Kingdom Come 9. Butterfly On A Wheel 10. Deliverance 11. Into The Blue 12. Never Again 13. Like A Child Again 14. Tower Of Strength (1994) 15. Beyond The Pale (Armageddon Mix)
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Cast
Wayne Hussey
Simon Hinkler
Craig Adams
Mick Brown
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