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2 comments:
You do a nice line in melodic melancholy. Are you still writing?
And do you like Lou Barlow?!
Cheers Cocktails! I'm not writing just now, no....These are tracks I found on an old cassette and felt that they were well enough made to share with people. I posted some up last week, and there should be another six coming soon.
I do like Lou Barlow, mainly Bakesale and Harmacy era stuff.
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