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The knight Returns
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Lost Demigods
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Wonderland
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The Past Of Future Days
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Time Machine
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Comedy Of Errors Glasgow, UK
Fate Decides....Only The Mighty, Disobey.
From Glasgow Scotland, Comedy Of Errors are a 5 piece
progressive rock band playing in their own distinctive style ..featuring..
Jim Johnston - songwriter, keyboards.
Joe Cairney - Vocals.
Mark Spalding - Guitars, backing vocals.
Bruce Levick - Drums, percussion.
John (The Funk) Fitzgerald - Bass and backing vocals.
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