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- John Foxx Plans Rare Solo Piano Set In Hannah Peel’s Radio 3: Night Tracks Live Concert
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Corn-Fed New Wave: Pittsburgh’s The Affordable Floors’ Elegant Pop Still Works Thirty Years Later [pt. 2]
[…continued from last post] The Affordable Floors released their second album two year later, in 1989 and instead of co-producing with T.J. Wilkins, the band brought in Al Synder [Corbin Hanner Band] to share production with the band. A lot … Continue reading
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Tagged 1988, 1992, 2018, Bandcamp, download, Larry Fast, The Affordable Floors
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Seminal Single: Peter Gabriel – Games Without Frontiers
Peter Gabriel: Games Without Frontiers UK 7″ [1980] Games Without Frontiers Start I Don’t Remember [alt. ver.] By the time of Peter Gabriel’s third eponymous album in 1980, I was primed and ready for it. I had first been exposed … Continue reading
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