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Diggers

Terry Pratchett, Tony RobinsonTerry Pratchett, Tony Robinson

9781846576621

29 tracksReleased 2007-04-07

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9781846576621 is the Universal Product Code (UPC barcode) for the release “Diggers” by Terry Pratchett, Tony Robinson, released 2007-04-07. UPCs are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify a music release — album, EP, or single — across every digital and physical retail platform. This release contains 29 tracks, each with its own ISRC.

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Track List (29)

#	Track Title	ISWC
1	In the beginning … Arnold Bros. (est. 1905) created the Store.	—
2	Everything was going well. Or, at least, not very badly.	—
3	The old quarry was about halfway up the hill-side.	—
4	The Stationeri were a group of nomes recruited from the various families when they were quite young.	—
5	Masklin had always kept an open mind on the subject of Arnold Bros. (est. 1905).	—
6	Masklin pulled the Thing from its niche in the wall and padded back out into the open.	—
7	Gurder and Angalo were having a blazing row when Masklin got back.	—
8	After Masklin, Gurder and Angalo had gone, life at the quarry began to get back to something like normal.	—
9	Then the footsteps left the office again.	—
10	The schoolhole was under the floor of the old shed with CANTEEN on the door.	—
11	“But I have a plan”, said Nisodemus.	—
2-1	Grannie Morkie strutted around in the snow as if it belonged to her.	—
2-2	It was bitterly cold in the Jekub’s lair.	—
2-3	It was pretty much like the cab of the truck that had brought them from the Store.	—
2-4	They got down awkwardly, hanging on to edge of the sill and dropping onto the road.	—
2-5	If a bird, an unusually intelligent bird, had looked down on the quarry in the next few seconds …	—
2-6	It was sitting in the old swivel chair in the manager’s office, reading a paper.	—
2-7	Grimma wandered over to where the human lay.	—
2-8	Grimma dreamed.	—
2-9	There was something about Granny Morkie’s cheering people up that always got them moving.	—
2-10	They broke off some pieces of dead cow-parsley stalks to make a rough sort of chair for Dorcas, which four nomes could carry.	—
3-1	There were flickering lights in the quarry by the time they got back.	—
3-2	“Now it was quite light outside, and the snow had stopped.	—
3-3	The nomes looked expectantly at Grimma.	—
3-4	The book was under the bench on one side of the shed.	—
3-5	The leaders of the teams on the controls could see her, so she wouldn’t have to mess around with semaphore and pieces of thread as they’d done when they left the Store.	—
3-6	The humans’ faces appeared at the dusty windows of the shed.	—
3-7	Dorcas was half expecting the car to follow them.	—
3-8	Dorcas clambered down awkwardly onto Jekub’s oily deck.	—

In the beginning … Arnold Bros. (est. 1905) created the Store.

—

Everything was going well. Or, at least, not very badly.

—

The old quarry was about halfway up the hill-side.

—

The Stationeri were a group of nomes recruited from the various families when they were quite young.

—

Masklin had always kept an open mind on the subject of Arnold Bros. (est. 1905).

—

Masklin pulled the Thing from its niche in the wall and padded back out into the open.

—

Gurder and Angalo were having a blazing row when Masklin got back.

—

After Masklin, Gurder and Angalo had gone, life at the quarry began to get back to something like normal.

—

Then the footsteps left the office again.

—

The schoolhole was under the floor of the old shed with CANTEEN on the door.

—

“But I have a plan”, said Nisodemus.

—

Grannie Morkie strutted around in the snow as if it belonged to her.

—

It was bitterly cold in the Jekub’s lair.

—

It was pretty much like the cab of the truck that had brought them from the Store.

—

They got down awkwardly, hanging on to edge of the sill and dropping onto the road.

—

If a bird, an unusually intelligent bird, had looked down on the quarry in the next few seconds …

—

It was sitting in the old swivel chair in the manager’s office, reading a paper.

—

Grimma wandered over to where the human lay.

—

Grimma dreamed.

—

There was something about Granny Morkie’s cheering people up that always got them moving.

—

They broke off some pieces of dead cow-parsley stalks to make a rough sort of chair for Dorcas, which four nomes could carry.

—

There were flickering lights in the quarry by the time they got back.

—

“Now it was quite light outside, and the snow had stopped.

—

The nomes looked expectantly at Grimma.

—

The book was under the bench on one side of the shed.

—

The leaders of the teams on the controls could see her, so she wouldn’t have to mess around with semaphore and pieces of thread as they’d done when they left the Store.

—

The humans’ faces appeared at the dusty windows of the shed.

—

Dorcas was half expecting the car to follow them.

—

Dorcas clambered down awkwardly onto Jekub’s oily deck.

—

Track List (29)

#	Track Title	ISWC
1	In the beginning … Arnold Bros. (est. 1905) created the Store.	—
2	Everything was going well. Or, at least, not very badly.	—
3	The old quarry was about halfway up the hill-side.	—
4	The Stationeri were a group of nomes recruited from the various families when they were quite young.	—
5	Masklin had always kept an open mind on the subject of Arnold Bros. (est. 1905).	—
6	Masklin pulled the Thing from its niche in the wall and padded back out into the open.	—
7	Gurder and Angalo were having a blazing row when Masklin got back.	—
8	After Masklin, Gurder and Angalo had gone, life at the quarry began to get back to something like normal.	—
9	Then the footsteps left the office again.	—
10	The schoolhole was under the floor of the old shed with CANTEEN on the door.	—
11	“But I have a plan”, said Nisodemus.	—
2-1	Grannie Morkie strutted around in the snow as if it belonged to her.	—
2-2	It was bitterly cold in the Jekub’s lair.	—
2-3	It was pretty much like the cab of the truck that had brought them from the Store.	—
2-4	They got down awkwardly, hanging on to edge of the sill and dropping onto the road.	—
2-5	If a bird, an unusually intelligent bird, had looked down on the quarry in the next few seconds …	—
2-6	It was sitting in the old swivel chair in the manager’s office, reading a paper.	—
2-7	Grimma wandered over to where the human lay.	—
2-8	Grimma dreamed.	—
2-9	There was something about Granny Morkie’s cheering people up that always got them moving.	—
2-10	They broke off some pieces of dead cow-parsley stalks to make a rough sort of chair for Dorcas, which four nomes could carry.	—
3-1	There were flickering lights in the quarry by the time they got back.	—
3-2	“Now it was quite light outside, and the snow had stopped.	—
3-3	The nomes looked expectantly at Grimma.	—
3-4	The book was under the bench on one side of the shed.	—
3-5	The leaders of the teams on the controls could see her, so she wouldn’t have to mess around with semaphore and pieces of thread as they’d done when they left the Store.	—
3-6	The humans’ faces appeared at the dusty windows of the shed.	—
3-7	Dorcas was half expecting the car to follow them.	—
3-8	Dorcas clambered down awkwardly onto Jekub’s oily deck.	—

In the beginning … Arnold Bros. (est. 1905) created the Store.

—

Everything was going well. Or, at least, not very badly.

—

The old quarry was about halfway up the hill-side.

—

The Stationeri were a group of nomes recruited from the various families when they were quite young.

—

Masklin had always kept an open mind on the subject of Arnold Bros. (est. 1905).

—

Masklin pulled the Thing from its niche in the wall and padded back out into the open.

—

Gurder and Angalo were having a blazing row when Masklin got back.

—

After Masklin, Gurder and Angalo had gone, life at the quarry began to get back to something like normal.

—

Then the footsteps left the office again.

—

The schoolhole was under the floor of the old shed with CANTEEN on the door.

—

“But I have a plan”, said Nisodemus.

—

Grannie Morkie strutted around in the snow as if it belonged to her.

—

It was bitterly cold in the Jekub’s lair.

—

It was pretty much like the cab of the truck that had brought them from the Store.

—

They got down awkwardly, hanging on to edge of the sill and dropping onto the road.

—

If a bird, an unusually intelligent bird, had looked down on the quarry in the next few seconds …

—

It was sitting in the old swivel chair in the manager’s office, reading a paper.

—

Grimma wandered over to where the human lay.

—

Grimma dreamed.

—

There was something about Granny Morkie’s cheering people up that always got them moving.

—

They broke off some pieces of dead cow-parsley stalks to make a rough sort of chair for Dorcas, which four nomes could carry.

—

There were flickering lights in the quarry by the time they got back.

—

“Now it was quite light outside, and the snow had stopped.

—

The nomes looked expectantly at Grimma.

—

The book was under the bench on one side of the shed.

—

The leaders of the teams on the controls could see her, so she wouldn’t have to mess around with semaphore and pieces of thread as they’d done when they left the Store.

—

The humans’ faces appeared at the dusty windows of the shed.

—

Dorcas was half expecting the car to follow them.

—

Dorcas clambered down awkwardly onto Jekub’s oily deck.

—

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9781846576621 is a Universal Product Code (UPC) assigned to Diggers by Terry Pratchett, Tony Robinson. UPCs (also called EAN barcodes) are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify music releases — albums, EPs, and singles — across all digital and physical retail platforms.

This release contains 29 tracks. Each track has its own ISRC (International Standard Recording Code) that identifies the specific sound recording, while the UPC identifies the release as a whole. Knowing your release's UPC is essential for neighboring rights collection societies like SoundExchange and for transferring music between distributors.

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