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Fell down
05:13
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Fools and fae (live)
05:21
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El Re (live)
05:45
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Slip (live)
05:57
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Saturn
06:50
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Burn, wicker park, burn!
04:36
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Smiling time watch
06:08
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Turtle in the sun (live)
03:54
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Stand in the middle
03:53
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Robert Furtkamp Pocatello, Idaho
A bad person with bad guitars playing really outside weird twenty years gone. Are we not men, or free jazz, or weird noise,
or just clueless? Your call.
Recorded improv-style, pseudo-live (no edits to tracks, either it's good or the whole session is pitched), one pass at a time with old, forgotten gear.
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Robert Furtkamp recommends:
Both Sides of the Moon
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Shoegaze that goes beyond expectations - entire catalog is worth listening to and then some.
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Lesser Angel Of Failure 20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition
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