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1. Taushakar says:

   26.11.2019 at 07:16

   Barclay James Harvest Album Mappe Everyone Is Everybody Else. LP: Polydor , CD: Polydor , Dezember CD: Remaster mit 5 Bonustracks, Polydor/Universal , 2.

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2. Mezilkis says:

   26.11.2019 at 00:31

   Everyone Is Everybody Else is clearly one of the better studio albums by Barclay James Harvest and a distinct improvement over their last one, the disappointing Baby James Harvest. While listening to this album it feels like they finally gained the confidence in themselves that was lacking from their previous albums (at least the previous two ones)/5.

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3. Kim says:

   28.11.2019 at 02:42

   Apr 19,  · Everyone Is Everybody Else, an Album by Barclay James Harvest. Released 14 June on Polydor (catalog no. ; Vinyl LP). Genres: Progressive Rock, Symphonic Prog/5(21).

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4. Nim says:

   23.11.2019 at 11:23

   Feb 24,  · Discover releases, reviews, track listings, recommendations, and more about Barclay James Harvest - Everyone Is Everybody Else at Discogs. Complete your Barclay James Harvest /5().

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5. Bagami says:

   24.11.2019 at 15:35

   The live version, as captured on Barclay James Harvest Live from later that same year, was even more powerful, with a big build up to the exquisite ending which is, unfortunately, missing from the studio version. Still, a great way to end a fine album, which has a very special place in many fans' affections.

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6. Gagar says:

   27.11.2019 at 10:35

   Lyrics and video for the song Mill Boys by Barclay James Harvest - Songfacts Album: Everyone Is Everybody Else black-faced lifers peck the ground Sun comes up like lightning over Tandle Hills grey We are mill boys, stuck on the hill boys Stuck in the mill boys, 'till our dying day We are mill boys, stuck on the hill boys.

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7. Dobar says:

   01.12.2019 at 02:59

   barclay james harvest`s first album for polydor in is quite superb, gone is the overblown production and whimsical songs, in comes courtesy of roger bain, tight,sparse arrangements and a clutch off all-time classic bjh tunes. it starts with the magnificent "child of the universe", lyrically still as relevant today as the day it was /5(82).

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8. Fenrishura says:

   26.11.2019 at 08:19

   Maestoso (A Hymn in the Roof of the World) Lyrics: It's so strange that I should meet you / Here upon the highest point of earth / It's safe to say we've proved our worth / In others' eyes today.

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