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They appeared before Nirvana and Pearl Jam but I’ve always associated Dinosaur Jr. with that… Read the postDinosaur Jr. – Watch The Corners
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Here’s something I wrote in the early part of the century about Pavement’s best LP… Read the postPavement – Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain Read the postPavement – Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain
I picked ‘The Moon & Antarctica’ up in a shoebox in temple bar square and… Read the postModest Mouse – Gravity Rides Everything
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