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The Meccano Giraffe
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Duty Holster
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BLURT London, UK
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Really demented psychedelic stuff. Roaring saxophone while the drums and guitar just keep the groove going. Sometimes funky and sometimes oddly atmospheric? Its different enough to keep your attention but repetitive enough to hypnotize you. I will admit I like the more active nature of the "The Factory Recordings" but this one is still a good collection of cool Jazz Punk tunes. Its cool how there were many acts around this time doing different interpretations of the same combo (jazz punk funk).
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