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Monday, April 14, 2014
Thru The Flowers - The Primitives
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] From 1987. This was the same time as the roots of SG were getting off the ground. In addition to the bugglegum catchiness, the interest was the contrast between soft and hard. This kind of feel is one of the essences of SG.
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