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Something Old
01:19
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Leaving the Station
03:41
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Something New!
02:27
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For a Little While
03:07
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Corporate Blunders
02:20
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How it Was
02:29
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Reenactment
02:31
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Public Life Story
02:35
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Purple Lips (Nico)
03:10
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It's Now
02:23
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Free and Clearly
00:39
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Linda Smith Baltimore, Maryland
Linda Smith made home recorded music from 1987 to 2001. It was released on cassette, vinyl, and CD by such labels as
Harriet, Feel Good All Over, Slumberland, and her own Preference label.
"Essentially this is the best bedroom-pop you are ever likely to hear, directly from an age that did not really know what to do with it."
(JanglePopHub.)
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