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Stump: “A Fierce Pancake” Is There When It’s Time For A Mental Palate Cleansing [part 2]
[…continued from last post] From the opening of “Living It Down” things only got stranger. “In The Green” was almost a boozy love song to filthy lucre itself, with the verses proffering abject devotion while the choruses cast a colder … Continue reading
Stump: “A Fierce Pancake” Is There When It’s Time For A Mental Palate Cleansing [part 1]
Stump: A Fierce Pancake US CD [1988] Living It Down In The Green Roll The Bodies Over Bone Buffalo Chaos Alcohol Charlton Heston Heartache Doctor (A Visit To The) A Fierce Pancake Boggy Home I first heard Cork’s amazing Stump … Continue reading
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