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Simpson, Sturgill - Sound & Fury LP

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"A sleazy, steamy rock 'n' roll record" - Simpson. The psychotic "soundtrack" that accompanies Simpson's rock anime of the same name. Best thing Neil Young never did!

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- Side 1 -
1 Ronin
2 Remember to Breathe
3 Sing Along
4 A Good Look
5 Make Art Not Friends
- Side 2 -
1 Best Clockmaker on Mars
2 All Said and Done
3 Last Man Standing
4 Mercury in Retrograde
5 Fastest Horse in Town

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