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Garageland - Come Back [1995] (yewtu.be)

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Presumably named after The Clash's song…to my mind, Auckland's Garageland was more like a slightly more melodic, Kiwi answer to Pavement^*^.

This song was released on the Come Back Special EP in 1995 and also appeared on the debut album, Last Exit To Garageland, in 1996. I loved the sound that guitarist Deb Silvey got out of her hollow body guitar on this track and I was disappointed when she left the band after the debut album, to concentrate on a radio career.

I was lucky enough to see them play live a couple of times on a record label roadshow they did with a couple of other Flying Nun bands, Love's Ugly Children and King Loser.

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^*^Stephen Malkmus contributed to a Flying Nun Records tribute album for their 21st birthday in 2002.

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

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