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Lavolta Lakota

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Lavolta Lakota

Postby intermitence » Sat Apr 14, 2007 11:09 am

Hello to everyone!

Once I had a fanzine that I purchased in 87 or 88. It came with a cassette, and the music was just incredible! I can't make up either the name of the fanzine or any of the bands, except for my favorite song. The band was called Lavolta Lakota, and I also remember that the cassette opened with an 84? Nicos's live version of "All Tomorrow Parties" that it was beautiful.
(it was british fanzine)

Is anyone willing to share anything by them, or remembers a fanzine that had a black and white ink illustration cover and came with a cassette with Nico and Lavolta Lakota songs, and also one with a piano riff that had a break that almost sounded like the 007 movie theme?

Thanks a lot
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