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Audio Archive > Netlabels > Comfort Stand > The Fairsley Difference (swingin' single) [csr509]

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The Fairsley DifferenceThe Fairsley Difference (swingin' single) [csr509] (2004)

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Check out more information about this swingin' single on it's Comfort Stand release page.

This audio is part of the collection: Comfort Stand
It also belongs to collection: Netlabels

Artist/Composer: The Fairsley Difference
Date: 2004-00-00 00:00:00
Keywords: Music; Electronic; Pop

Creative Commons license: Attribution-NonCommercial

Individual Files

Audio Files	192Kbps MP3
Duchamp's Dictionary	6.6 MB
Cracker Noise	4.8 MB

Image Files	JPEG
Cover Thumbnail	17.0 KB
Cover Cracker	116.8 KB
Disc Art	281.7 KB
Cover Duchamp	168.8 KB

Information	Format	Size
csr509_files.xml	Metadata	[file]
csr509_meta.xml	Metadata	1.1 KB
csr509_reviews.xml	Metadata	871.0 B

Other Files	Unknown
csr509_rules.conf	7.0 B

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Reviewer: cpmcdill [Webbed Hand] - - July 11, 2004
Subject: Duchamp's Dictionary
How fascinating to hear another track which samples Duchamp's dictionary spiel (hear my Dictionary, recorded a few years back).
This laidback track has a groovy bassline, and the drawl of Duchamp gives the track a dreamy feel.
I like it.

--C.P. McDill
(Webbed Hand Records)