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Why are churches shaped like rockets? (with Black September) [2004]

from Memories Are Magnetic: The Lost Tracks 2001-2011 by Differnet

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We did this remix for british band Black September (aka The High). The original was like a really long (=good) unstructured (=good) noisy (=good) guitar-jam (=ok). If memory serves us correct it took ages to sort through it all to find the right loops.

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from Memories Are Magnetic: The Lost Tracks 2001-2011, released October 1, 2011

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