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1. | Listen to Throughout The Dark Months Of April And May by Cocteau Twins | on Victorialand | 93 | plays | $0.42 | No Recommendations | ||
2. | Listen to Feet-Like Fins by Cocteau Twins | on Victorialand | 55 | plays | $0.41 | No Recommendations | ||
3. | Listen to The Thinner The Air by Cocteau Twins | on Victorialand | 59 | plays | $0.41 | No Recommendations | ||
4. | Listen to Oomingmak by Cocteau Twins | on Victorialand | 57 | plays | $0.41 | No Recommendations | ||
5. | Listen to Whales Tails by Cocteau Twins | on Victorialand | 73 | plays | $0.41 | 1 | ||
6. | Listen to How To Bring A Blush To The Snow by Cocteau Twins | on Victorialand | 53 | plays | $0.41 | No Recommendations | ||
7. | Listen to Little Spacey by Cocteau Twins | on Victorialand | 48 | plays | $0.41 | No Recommendations | ||
8. | Listen to Fluffy Tufts by Cocteau Twins | on Victorialand | 71 | plays | $0.41 | No Recommendations | ||
9. | Listen to Grail Overfloweth by Cocteau Twins | on Garlands | 98 | plays | $0.41 | No Recommendations | ||
10. | Listen to Garlands by Cocteau Twins | on Garlands | 74 | plays | $0.41 | No Recommendations |
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Latest RECs
erickhill Rec'd this on Oct 9, 2009:
Street Cred: 17
Rec's: 4
“Ranked #81 in Pitchfork's Top 100 Albums of the 1980s, the title track and subsequent songs firmly established the band's identity. It only got better from here.”
James William Roy Rec'd this on Sep 10, 2009:
Street Cred: 1040
Rec's: 88
“She was seventeen, wore a lot of black, and was the first woman I met with fully hennaed hair. She was a photographer, and showed me beautiful black-and whites of decrepit warehouses and silvery puddles while she dubbed "Head over Heels" and "Treasure" for me. I never got anywhere at all with her, but these two albums remained part of my college soundtrack, all five years of it. Beautiful, gauzy music, and I'm delighted to find it here. ”
cretinousfool Rec'd this on Sep 7, 2009:
Street Cred: 17
Rec's: 8
“The perfect opener to a great album. It's very soothing, yet haunting at the same time. ”
