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Surviving The Quiet

SeafoodJanuary 1, 2000

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Surviving the Quiet is the debut album proper by British band Seafood, following 1998s singles compilation Messenger in the Camp. The album was released in January 2000.

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	Songs
1	Guntrip	2:35
2	Easy Path	3:12
3	Belt	5:23
4	Dear Leap The Ride	2:54
5	This Is Not An Exit	3:43
6	Led By Bison	4:29
7	Toggle	6:02
8	Beware Design	2:06
9	Folksong Crisis	4:32
10	FSCII/The Quiet (Medley)	10:53

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Total length

45:49

Tracks

10

Released

September 7, 2004

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© 2000 Fierce Panda

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MP3

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