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Welcome to the North

Alternative Rock

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17 tracks · 86 min

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01Welcome to the North5:10
01Welcome to the North5:26
02The People5:51
02Freedom Fighters3:45
03Freedom Fighters3:47
03Bleed From Within6:28
04I Need Love4:02
04Breakin'3:59
05Cessation3:52
05Bleed From Within6:35
06Take the Long Road and Walk It5:13
06Fight the Feeling4:12
07Guide4:14
08Into the Night3:59
09I Need Love3:46
10One Way In, No Way Out3:50
11Open Your Mind / The Walls Get Smaller12:01

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Welcome to the North is the second album by British rock band The Music, first released in September 2004 (see 2004 in music).

In brief

When was Welcome to the North released?: Welcome to the North was released in 2004.
How many tracks are on Welcome to the North?: Welcome to the North has 17 tracks, with a runtime of 86 minutes.
What genre is Welcome to the North?: Welcome to the North is catalogued under Alternative Rock.

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