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Swallowing Sea Men
Continued from page 1
Published on February 26, 2004
"That was kind of a weird one," Hamilton says of the Strokes outing. "It was the end of our long tour, the last thing we did, so we were all a bit confused about the whole thing. And they were such big places that we had never played before. So it was kind of a whirlwind, but we seemed to get through it all right. They all seem like nice fellas. They took us to the casino in Dublin and gave us money to bet, so they must be okay."
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Seascape: Yan (from left), Wood, Noble, Hamilton and Eamon are British Sea Power.
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Seascape: Yan (from left), Wood, Noble, Hamilton and Eamon are British Sea Power.
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British Sea Power"No, we spent it on drink."
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