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The Road To Bielefeld
05:18
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Slingshot 'Round The Sun
05:50
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Saab Story
06:03
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I'd Rather Drive A Truck
03:57
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Sitting Under A Tree
03:11
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Catch A Curb
06:06
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Cricket
04:38
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The Eventide
06:10
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Blue Skies
03:39
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Wild Carnation
Wild Carnation was founded in 1992 by Richard Barnes (Electric and acoustic guitars), Christopher O'Donovan (Drums, percussion, backing vocals), and Brenda Sauter (The Feelies, Speed the Plough, The Trypes) bass and vocals. Wild Carnation have shared bills with The Bats, Luna, The Stranglers, Veruca Salt, Moe Tucker/Sterling Morrison, & Bare Naked Ladies. In 1999 Anne Hopkins (keyboard) joined. ... more
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What a great show it was. It was the last Luna show I saw not right up front at the stage. The girl I was with said let’s go up front for Penthouse. I alway stand about 10 feet from the PA. I have seen about 20 shows since and always up front now. Plus that was my first time getting a picture with Sean.
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Music for Neighbors
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Superbus Demos”
Love this band, and these album shows, well, muah!! Saw them in 2019 and still Jones for them.
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All The Flowers Growing In Your Mother's Eyes (Deluxe)
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It’s pure Paisley Pop bliss on this vinyl reissue of a lost ’80s college rock cult classic, with jangly guitars and plaintive melodies.
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The Era Of Condolence
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This long-out-of-print ’80s jangle-pop cult classic returns on 180g transparent green vinyl, its bright hooks still irresistible.
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The collaborative EP from two Seattle bands is an unexpected delight of dancey guitar rock with an appealingly tossed off vibe.
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tricycle (remastered / expanded edition)
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I revisited this album today after a couple months away and was blown away all over again by it. Warm, inviting songwriting -- I could listen on repeat all day. And super catchy. Baffling an album this solid could slip through the cracks.
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