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Imperial Teen Feel The Sound CD
- SKU:
- 16284937
- UPC:
- 673855042329
- MPN:
- 423
- Condition:
- New
Description
The fifth album by Imperial Teen, FEEL THE SOUND, succeeds completely at it's goal, plainly stated in the collections title. It manifests through live instrumentation that possesses a Krautrock level of intuitive synchronicity and a desert island jukeboxs sense of fun.
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1. Runaway 2. No Matter What You Say 3. Last to Know 4. Over His Head 5. Hanging About 6. All the Same 7. Don't Know How You Do It 8. Out from Inside 9. The Hibernates 10. It's You 11. Overtaken
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