8 thoughts on “ Back - Boris/S* - Mental Disorder (CD, Album) ”

1. Brahn says:

   27.01.2020 at 14:44

   Jun 18,  · Title: Boris S - Back Album: Boris S - Mental Disorder (Re Release) Label: Frown Digital Release Date: BUY AT: badczantgraphisdipes.myomibimaconsifordchrominzutrarear.co

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2. Gardasida says:

   27.01.2020 at 11:31

   Have no such fears with Mental Illness. Gorgeous melodies abound, Aimee's piercing perceptive lyrics permeate the production. Her vocal delivery is just heart-meltingly wonderful. It is simply a superb collection of songs. The cover-art is awful, but that's the worst thing I can say about this album. Do yourself a favour and buy it/5().

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3. Maugore says:

   30.01.2020 at 04:57

   There’s a funny story behind Aimee choosing the title ‘Mental Illness’ - check out her interview with badczantgraphisdipes.myomibimaconsifordchrominzutrarear.co ‘I think it’s hard to be a person - Aimee Mann on compassionate song writing’. It does take several listens to really appreciate ‘Mental Illness’ but there isn’t a single dud track on this album/5().

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4. Kehn says:

   28.01.2020 at 14:03

   BOMP RECORDS badczantgraphisdipes.myomibimaconsifordchrominzutrarear.co , Burbank, CA [email protected]ar.co

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5. Tom says:

   24.01.2020 at 14:22

   Please use this for the label and A Recordings LTD. as the legal label. Abbreviated as A. Founded in by Anton Newcombe in London, U.K. Distributed by Cargo (2).

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6. Telkis says:

   25.01.2020 at 23:44

   View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Clean CD release of Back To Basics on Discogs. Label: Virgin - 5 2 0 • Format: CD Album, Promo Clean • Missing: Mental Disorder.

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7. Jutaxe says:

   23.01.2020 at 07:27

   Deeply passionate lyrical ruminations about personal struggle, mental illness, societal and generational guilt, the suicidal urge, and philosophical destruction and re-growth echo the sentiments of the varying moods and textures of the hour-long journey.

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8. Femuro says:

   28.01.2020 at 07:47

   Mar 29,  · Extremism rarely sounds as decorous as it does on “Mental Illness,” Aimee Mann’s first solo album in five years. Since her arrival in the s as the singer and lyricist in ’Til Tuesday.

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