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    Twin Sister

    Twin Sister

    (1999)

    Reviewed by chewy

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    Label Bionic Family Record Co.Garlic Press #61997
    emofunk rockgrunge

    what does a band [broken up sometime sunday] do when they have a sick sick childhood obsession with star wars and 70's funk? if there was grunge in the 70's this is it. FAR OUT scratchy disco sounds, boingy & wawa gtrs. this cd is totally dedicated to george lucas' epic trilogy. critical issues covered: "Ben" luke's emotional lament about ben kenobi's concealment of the truth regarding his twin sister and father. "You must unlearn" yoda's instruction of luke on the force. "Scoundrel" han solo's delusion of princess leia's affection for him. nice touch w/ the starflyer 59 space rock riff. you'll find out who the sick ones really are when you find yourself singing and laughing to these emo-funk, spaced out, groovy tunes. funkdilyious!! only 1000 cds.

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