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high llamas - can cladders

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high llamas - can cladders

Postby oneno » Thu Feb 15, 2007 7:25 am

Hey just received a preview copy of this release and am sorry to say a little disappointed. Not quite up to the level of intriuging melody and vocals. Fell in love with these guys to fill the void of the need for an updated Stackridge or Beach Boys sound.
Anyone else hip to these guys?
http://www.soundslike.be/reviews/?reviewID=2692

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