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Welcome to the Tea Party
00:15
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The Teacup Laughs
06:53
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Brewed and Confused
04:45
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You Really Hot Tea
07:40
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Nights in Black Tea
03:58
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Have a Cup
04:44
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Tea is Ready
01:03
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Tea & Tea (Part 1)
05:52
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Tea & Tea (Part 2)
04:41
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Tea & Tea (Part 3)
12:04
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11. |
Not the Drunken Blues
02:05
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Final Cup is Down
06:09
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Cpt. Sgt. Colonel Munich, Germany
The fact that so many books still don't name Cpt. Sgt. Colonel as "the greatest or most significant or most influential" rock band ever only tells you how far rock music still is from becoming a serious art.
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