Album: SAHB Stories (1976)
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  • In an interview with New Musical Express, published August 21, 1976, Harvey said the best track off SAHB's new album was "Dogs Of War", which he described as a "fierce put-down of mercenaries" - it was inspired by the Frederick Forsyth novel, and is not to be confused with the Pink Floyd track of the same name. >>
    Suggestion credit:
    Alexander Baron - London, England

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