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• Akinoramar says:

  25.11.2019 at 08:05

  Dec 28,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Strychnine Dandelion on Discogs/5.

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• Kalar says:

  26.11.2019 at 08:01

  Limited vinyl P pressing. release. What began as a one-off split 45 by songwriters Greg Cartwright (The Oblivion's, Compulsive Gamblers, Reigning Sound) and Coco Hames (the Ettes, Coco Motion) quickly evolved into The Parting Gifts/5(3).

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• Faek says:

  26.11.2019 at 05:55

  Strychnine Dandelion has been by far my most listened to album since late last year. To my biggest surprise my two of my favorite songs (it's hard to call any of them my favorites since they are all so good) are songs in which Coco is the primary singer/5(3).

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• Bakus says:

  22.11.2019 at 17:46

  Track List Keep Walking Bound To Let Me Down Strange Disposition My Mind's Made Up Shine Born To Be Blue Staring Don't Stop My Baby Tonight (Walking Through the) Sleepy City Don't Hurt Me Now Hanna I Don't Want To Be Like This Strychnine Dandelion This House Ain't a Home Protection Each record is protected within its record sleeve by a white vellum anti-dust sleeve.

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• Zulmaran says:

  23.11.2019 at 14:44

  They got together when Cartwright produced the Ettes' album Do You Want Power in Sensing a strong musical kinship, they decided to record a single under the name the Parting Gifts and it went so well that it seemed natural to make an album, 's Strychnine Dandelion.8/

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• Nagal says:

  26.11.2019 at 15:36

  Strychnine Dandelion, an Album by The Parting Gifts. Released 9 November on In the Red (catalog no. ITR ; CD). Genres: Garage Rock. Featured peformers: Patrick Keeler (drums), Dan Auerbach (guitar), Eleonore Denig (violin).

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• Fejind says:

  27.11.2019 at 03:04

  Parting Gifts – Strychnine Dandelion (LP, In The Red) editor Send an email June 5, 0 40 1 minute read. and ‘I Don’t Wanna Be Like This’ is the kind of reflective ballad where towns pull one down and everything is blue – it could have been written for Smokie.

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• Tujar says:

  18.11.2019 at 08:46

  Reviews of Strychnine Dandelion by Parting Gifts, Garage rock veteran Greg Cartwright with an album of earlys pop Under The Radar reckon the fourteenth LP from the English trip hop artist is "Tricky’s most cohesive and brilliant albums to date". and they don’t mind doing it the hard way" The Independent's take on the second album.

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