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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Waterboys – Good Luck Seeker
Fisherman’s Blues this certainly isn’t – but it’s exhilarating, just the same.
Posted in Miscellaneous, Reviews, Roots and Folk Reviews
Tagged Derek Walker, Good Luck seeker, Mike Scott, review, Waterboys
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Revisiting This Planet
This is what happens when one of the biggest-selling artists in Christian music reworks the genre’s first landmark album. Kevin Max treats us to a re-imagined version of Only Visiting This Planet.
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