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Wouldn't It Be Nice
that mixes the confessional and the communal
Village Recorders
the hushed voice and the intricate storytelling remain
The word - pronounced “tank” with a whiff of the “g” - began as an onomatopoeic reference in-studio for the sound of a guitar tone
The Mile Ends Candy Man / Bottle Up And Go / Can Never Say / Bring 'Em On In LP comes with 20 page lyric zine Wouldn't It Be NiceBefore metamorphosing into the Superfine Dandelion, Phoenixs Mile Endsinspired by playing the top Tempe teen haunt, the Fifth Estateblasted out the drinking anthem Bottle Up And Go. With the other side of their first slab of wax (originally released on Rook Records) came a cover of Candy Man. Weve added sizzling previously unreleased Pretty Things and Them covers to that scintillating 45, along with unearthed photographs and liner notes by John P.
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