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No Fixed Address was founded by a former student of Center of Aboriginal Studies, Bart Willoughby. Political in its designs and nationalist in tone, No Fixed Address finds inspiration in the sounds and sentiment of reggae star <a href="spotify:artist:2QsynagSdAqZj3U9HgDzjD">Bob Marley</a>. The band gained national exposure as a result of the 1979 documentary Wrong Side of the Road, which looked at the cultural discrimination experienced by Australia's aborigines. ~ Leon Jackson, Rovi

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21 tracks
1
We Have Survived

We Have Survived

Jun 14, 1981

437,657

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Black Mans Rights

Black Mans Rights

Jun 14, 1981

131,828

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Sunshine

Sunshine

Jun 14, 1981

84,940

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40,000 Years

40,000 Years

Dec 10, 1992

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Genocide

Genocide

Jun 14, 1981

49,320

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From My Eyes

From My Eyes

Dec 10, 1992

46,250

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Survive

Survive

Jun 14, 1981

27,809

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We Have Survived

We Have Survived

Dec 10, 1992

18,131

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Get a Grip

Get a Grip

Jun 14, 1981

17,156

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The Vision

The Vision

Jun 14, 1981

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