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Feel the Clamps will clear the fence of any remaining solitary butts and if not

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There's something intensely subversive about My Aim Is True with its undercurrents of anger and frustration providing a foundation for his synthesis of pop melody

this 1985 release was the first for the band led by Sri Lankan expat singer-songwriter Eric Cope

v/a- DOWN IN THE VALLEY LP swamp do lots of drugsIncludes download code. Detailed liner notes and never before seen photos. "A heavy selection of mod rockers, garage and psych funk tracks," runs the sub title of new compilation series, encapsulating in a nutshell the multifarious pleasures on offer. And what better way to open such a set than with Van Broussard's banging titty shaker "Mojo"? This is followed by The Little Bits' screaming garage soul cut "Girl Give Me Love" (recorded when the band