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It's not especially uncommon for artists to probe deep into their own psyche to uncover what makes them tic

Black Gold is a chance to reflect on the past 15 years

"Good Vibrations" later became widely acclaimed as one of the greatest masterpieces of rock music

which is predominantly live and song-oriented

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D'Ya Hear Me! E.P. TSOV-251.1 It's not especially uncommon forIn 1981, Brenda Ray Naffi Sandwich released the sweetly yearning "D' Ya Hear Me!". The song is now considered a post punk classic, and here we have a warm digi reggae version sung by Kyoto composer producer vocalist NTsKI ("Natsuki"), with backing tracks performed, recorded and mixed by Osaka based producer guitarist 7FO ("nana f o"). Also on this release are a karaoke version, plus two remixes, the first a dancehall flavoured version by Bim One