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Arthur Russell
Corn
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RT0371LP RT0371LP
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1x Vinyl LP Album Compilation Reissue
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Release date
Dec 2, 2022
Repress of nine tracks by the late pioneering experimentalist Arthur Russell - recorded in 1982 and 1983. Corn reveals yet another side of Russell's staggeringly diverse artistry, following the avant-electro-disco of Calling Out Of Context and the orchestral works 'Instrumentals'. TIP!!
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A1
Lucky Cloud
A2
Corn
A3
Keeping Up
A4
See My Brother, He’s Jumping Out (Let’s Go Swimming #2)
A5
This Is How We Walk On The Moon
B1
Corn (Continued)
B2
Hiding Your Present From You
B3
They And Their Friends
B4
Ocean Movie
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