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Wear Sandals and Listen to Vampire Weekend. When You Were Mine. Me, My Baby and My Cadillac. Today, so much new music is little more than filler retreads of sounds and styles that have gone before, or otherwise unremarkable time-killing product. Boston Ruin advocates digging into the archives and sifting through the landfills of American (okay, and British) musical history to discover and revive music that was somehow overlooked and/or simply underrated on its initial release. Won’t you join us?
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Creative differences are for creative bands. Today, so much new music is little more than filler retreads of sounds and styles that have gone before, or otherwise unremarkable time-killing product. Boston Ruin advocates digging into the archives and sifting through the landfills of American (okay, and British) musical history to discover and revive music that was somehow overlooked and/or simply underrated on its initial release. Won’t you join us. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
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This is where i will eventually write something about me. What i’m saying…. What you’re saying…. Anonymous on ESPN’s Tony Kornheiser on Cyclists: “RUN THEM DOWN.”. Anonymous on ESPN’s Tony Kornheiser on Cyclists: “RUN THEM DOWN.”. Anonymous on ESPN’s Tony Kornheiser on Cyclists: “RUN THEM DOWN.”. Anonymous on ESPN’s Tony Kornheiser on Cyclists: “RUN THEM DOWN.”. Anonymous on ESPN’s Tony Kornheiser on Cyclists: “RUN THEM DOWN.”. A cyclist who swears he'll someday run boston in under 3 hours. So yeah, i ra...
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