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by Glen » Thu Feb 19, 2004 4:29 am
His music now is much more acoustic than new wave, but I would very much implore anyone with a chance to see him to do so. I saw him in Memphis a few weeks ago and we was fantastic. He has new versions of the Men at Work stuff, plus his solo stuff is great. More importantly, he is very funny and likes to tell stories between songs. He also signed autographs and took pics after the show. A great showman, he is.
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