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Ned's Atomic Dustbin "Some Furtive Years: A Ned's Anthology" country But Newman says that ContinueLimited edition of 1500 numbered copies on yellow coloured 180 gram audiophile vinyl with etched D side. Compiled with the assistance of the band in 2007, Some Furtive Years A Ned's Anthology collects 16 tracks from the high energy, post "Madchester" alternative rock outfit Ned's Atomic Dustbin. A tad shorter than 2003's superior Terminally Groovy: The Singles compilation, Furtive Years dutifully covers all the highlights like "Grey Cell Green", "Kill