Head Injuries
- Head Injuries
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Head Injuries, sorti en 1979), est le second album du groupe de rock australien Midnight Oil.
Liste des titres
- Cold Cold Change
- Section 5 (Bus to Bondi)
- Naked Flame
- Back on the Borderline
- Koala Sprint
- No Reaction
- Stand in Line
- Profiteers
- Is It Now?
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- Album musical sorti en 1979
- Album de Midnight Oil
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