Ya Ya Choral
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About Ya Ya Choral
Beginning life as an experimental electronic outfit, Sydney band Ya Ya Choral became a much-admired, if commercially unsuccessful, hard rock outfit over the course of a decade. Ya Ya Choral's first release was the EP Such a Dutchman on M Squared in 1982, followed by the What's a Quaver? album in July 1983. Guitarist Michael Filewood, formerly of Systematics, replaced Patrick Gibson for their next single, "Two Lines," on the Red Eye label in August 1985.
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Top Tracks
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Waiting Time
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God's Buzzsaw
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My Friend the Chocolate Cake
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Nonsense
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Cowboys Are Pt 2
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No Control
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jolly work
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You Ruined My Fun
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Long Forgotten Groove
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Gee Lately
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Gods Buzzsaw
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Two Lines
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Daddy-O
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Cowboys Are
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Hit
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Daddy O 2
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STOP
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Cowboys Are, Pt. 2
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Complain Your Way to Success
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Waiting Timing
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FREE
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White City
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Kilroy Was
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Looking - Drift Mix
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Sugarthingo
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It Happened on Friday - Live
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One Time Line
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Slow Motion
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Wanted
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LIVING
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Point of Departure
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Waiting
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KEEP IT UP
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FEELS LIKE FUN
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Xpress - Sludge Mix
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Not Ordinary - Instrumental Version
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Looking Again
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Heaven Calls
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Clock
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Solar
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White City (Dystopia)
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Same Old Song
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Blast Off
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Home
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Outer Space
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Pumping
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History Of The World
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Lonesome (No More)
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One Time Line Again
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Lonesome No More
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