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Welcome Wolf People’s Ruins
“Hands Across America” continues to showcase singer Hart Gledhill as one of the most distressing throats since Captain Beefheart while competing with guitar solos louder than Teengenerate
Plath were influenced by Throbbing Gristle and early Cabaret Voltaire works
there's a prominent drum machine
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BERT JANSCH - s/t LP french Welcome Wolf People’s RuinsScottish singer songwriter Bert Jansch recorded his first album in producer Bill Leader's London flat with a borrowed guitar, sitting on the edge of the bed and singing into a portable tape recorder. As author Richie Unterberger writes in the liner notes, "When Bert Jansch's self titled debut LP was issued in April 1965, he was already a major figure on the British folk scene. His synthesis of traditional British folk with blues and a bit of jazz was
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