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I could opine forever about how much I love this band. My 2 most dear earthly possessions are a once-off 10" clear of Summer Cats' Passion Pop and the framed setlist from the last ever Standard Fare show, which is easily the best show I've ever seen. On this release from beloved label WIAIWYA, the track that really stands out to me is "Girlfriend", from the quiet intro to the crashing bass-led chorus. Pure pop bliss!
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