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ECHO & THE BUNNYMEN – PORCUPINE'Porcupine' is a bit of a juxtaposition. It saw Echo & The Bunnymen at the height of their commercial powers, with the album dropping the band's biggest hit 'The Cutter' onto a baying public. But it also saw the band in it's least commercial mindset, producing a dark, experimental and purposely difficult album. Indeed, the recording of 'Porcupine' was famously marred by in fighting and looming threats of a band split. It must have been a bittersweet

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it was to be with her that he made the permanent move to New York City in the fall of 1991

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but several of its tracks subsequently were reissued with incongruous tracks on the albums (commonly referred to as) When Spaceships Appear

'Hide In A Song' and 'Make Believer' respectively

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And while it's great to hear the origin stories behind some of the DK's biggest songs - 'Kill The Poor'

There may be a little Scritti-esque hue to the guitar scratch on the pushy "Only Loves at Night"

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DOOM utilizes a fine blend of familiar and obscure sample sources

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