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11 hours ago ago from CONFESSIONINGS by JON VERZOSA
2:15 AM raining Dubai I DID NOT PLAN TO WRITE tonight because I should be up and about at 6 AM for Abu Dhabi today. I was in bed at 11 PM, aspiring an early evening, in my favorite pajamas and cooing to the sound of the city and its acqueous spirit. It has been raining for days now and I am beginning to be weary of it. I have had rain in my life that would have spawned a precipitation of my own makings. Today, specifically, with ...
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7 hours ago ago from The Squall Line
Admittedly, I don't know a whole lot about the San Francisco area band Track Star, but I know that they wrote great songs that reflected the lo-fi or D.I.Y. mentality that I like so much. The jangly and loose guitar sound mixed with paper thin sounding vocals belted at the top of the singer's lungs make their sound easily recognizable and somewhat of an acquired taste. Track Star Like what you see feel free to email me at ...
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