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Mark Mulcahy Springfield, Massachusetts
MIRACLE LEGION front-man & singer from POLARIS (the Adventures of Pete & Pete) now gone solo
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supported by 53 fans who also own “C.O.D.”
Recorded in 2018, after the last otherwise publicized activity of the band, this album could be described as sort of an acoustic "best of" album. On the one hand, this might just be for the diehards, but it does a good job showing what the band's about for newcomers. Compared to their overall catalog, Doublethink is closest in execution to Me and Mr. Ray and would make a good bonus disc if the latter finally got a new CD pressing.
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4.20 Live at the Boot
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supported by 52 fans who also own “C.O.D.”
Absolutely amazing live set from one of the best bands out there, excited to see this released!
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This Is Not An Exit : Live at the Mercury Lounge
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supported by 47 fans who also own “C.O.D.”
You’ve done voodoo on me! This is a great set and a great show from the release party of my favorite ML album. Band is in top form!
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A surprisingly tender and intimate concept record about long distance love from Cody Votolato of The Blood Brothers/Head Wound City.
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Terrifically ragged rock & roll that recalls solo Paul Westerberg in its big melodic hooks and swaggering guitars.
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The breezy, hooky, and highly literate songs on the latest from Great Pagans recalls ’80s Britpop at its finest.
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A Simple Thing
by Miracle Legion
supported by 46 fans who also own “C.O.D.”
More punk influence on display here than the main catalog we've cherished all this time. Kind of baffling how long it took for this to reach general availability.
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