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• Fauzuru says:

  11.12.2019 at 14:18

  View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Phase 3 on Discogs/5(7).

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• Mazull says:

  03.12.2019 at 14:39

  The Beatnik Filmstars' unflinchingly noisy presentation of unflinchingly poppy songs provides some of the more joyously buzzy moments in nineties rock, and Phase 3 is no different; if anything, the record packs in a few more hooks than the releases surrounding it.7/

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• Grozuru says:

  09.12.2019 at 15:42

  Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Beatnik Filmstars - Phase 3 at Discogs. Complete your Beatnik Filmstars collection.4/5(13).

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• Moogulrajas says:

  04.12.2019 at 12:11

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• Arashizuru says:

  07.12.2019 at 17:53

  Beatnik Filmstars were a British Lo-fi pop group formed in Bristol in After splitting up in , going on to side projects Kyoko and Bluebear, they re-formed in , releasing several more albums before splitting again in Singer Guitarist Andrew Arthur Jarrett started Beatnik Filmstars when the band he was previously in The Groove Farm split up. Formed in , the first line up.

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• Mikaramar says:

  02.12.2019 at 00:26

  Beatnik Filmstars A1: New Boyfriend And Black Suit B1: Vicious Bookseller B2: Zetland Hardware: Mobstar UK: Mobstar 7" 0: Beatnik Filmstars A1: Supremer Queener A2: I Am A Pioneer B1: Seventies Flick B2: A Craze Exploding: Mobstar UK: Mobstar 7" 1: Beatnik Filmstars A: Crushed B: Slow Decay: Satisfaction UK.

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• Tygora says:

  08.12.2019 at 03:07

  Beatnik Filmstars: 'Seventies Flick ' (Mobstar) (JP (bemoaning once again the backlog of unheard music in his house): 'I know that, even if I stayed awake for 24 hours a day and listened seven days a week and didn't do anything else like eat, drink, sleep and go to the lavvy, I still would fall further and further and further behind.').

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• Maumi says:

  05.12.2019 at 18:50

  3. Seventies Flick 4. A Crazy Exploding that (which I also loved), and the Planet Records crowd with Flying Saucer Attack, Crescent and so on, there was also Beatnik Filmstars. They are loud, abrasive, and on many occasions so poorly recorded they are virtually unlistenable. I have one CD by them which I think must be the lousiest.

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