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From a rare 7″ track given away free with the NME magazine in February 1987.
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Bizarre and irreverent. Quite creative. Humorous, leading to mixed emotions.
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I don’t know how “rare” one could consider this godawful track, since it’s been collected on Steinski’s anthology cd for several years and is easily available on I-Tunes. Although I have a pretty dark sense of humor and eclectic, obscure musical preferences (including hip-hop), I’m fairly mortified that this track was chosen for posting: it’s not only extremely tasteless (“she cried ‘Oh no!'” ad infinitum), but in the end, it’s not even very good music.
SMarler,
There is no accounting for taste in music.
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