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Sales of what critics are calling "the country-western album of the year" were fueled in part by a leak and impregnable Twitter publicity, but may also have been affected by persistent and somewhat substantiated rumors of Smith's ability to communicate telepathically with horses.

This looks like an actual cutesy indie-pop album. The name and title aren't at all unbelievable.

You're doing it wrong.

I'm changing the rules to say you can use as much of the end of the quote as you like. Not all albums have four word names guy.

The 2000 band Awaran District is basically a bunch of unsatisfied  rich kids wanting to prove they can accomplish something artistic in life. Totally not concerned about a potential fan base or the actual quality of their music, they push themselves into an abyss of substance abuse in 2001. "THEY WERENââ,¬â,,¢T INCLUDED" is their only album before the band split up in 2004 due to jail sentences for several of its members. The album can now still be found at garage sales or the budget bin at smaller music stores. This is not that surprising considering only 500 of the first initial 10.000 albums were actually bought.

There's a lot of cheaters in this thread.

I agree with Munglai's new rule.

"...So what's your favorite band?"
(OKAY I MIGHT HAVE CHEATED ON THIS ONE A LITTLE)
"Uh, you've probably never heard of them..."

Formed in London by friends who worked as interns at the BBC, On This Day gained world renown after releasing 'The Pain of Stupidity', combining soft rock and easy listening with auto-tuned broadcasts of the BBC World Service. On This Day signed with Parlophone and released only one other album, 'Committees Buy Computers', before bassist Barry "Beeb" Balfour died after choking on dry pancake mix. At this time, it is unknown who the band will choose to replace Beeb.

PS: National Register of Historic Places Listings in Seminole County, Florida is a fantastic band name

hard-hitting spoken word autobiography

Quote from: Slurpee;1801971finding its place somewhere between My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy and the soundtrack from Where the Wild Things AreQUOTE]
 
this would prob. be my fav album

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It disturbs me how easily this could be passed off as a real album.

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Man, if you changed the title to SONGS FROM THE HIT MOVIE or something it would totally look like the soundtrack to an 80s sci-fi film.

In 1995 Li Dequan was made an honorary member of the band The Who. He  then went on to be a club DJ