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Velma Dinkley [7" mix]
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she said that “Meshes of the Afternoon” is: ‘a Jungian search inside the sceptic mind of a headstrong bride’
she said: ‘“A Zed and Two Noughts” must be the best realisation of baroque aesthetics on the screen!’
‘people forget: the brain’s the biggest erogenous zone!’
‘people forget: the brain’s the biggest erogenous zone!’
is this heaven? for seems tonight that everything is fine!
‘people forget: the brain’s the biggest erogenous zone!’
‘people forget: the brain’s the biggest erogenous zone!’
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The Araby Bazaar England, UK
A cute cute, in a stupid-ass way.
'weird as helllll... kind of driving hard rock with really
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Cover versions on Bandlab: www.bandlab.com/the_araby_bazaar/albums
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