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The Devil Plays for My Son



I usta REALLY like music that was right-here, in-your-face and left you deaf.

...then I had a boy.

And I wanna congratulate local bands, falsetto heels
and people what wanna help their friends.

love it all above.

THE THING IS...that my seven-month old son loves the sound of this little incestuous couple.
Emil LOVES the White Stripes.

The Devil came to our cd player and said, "Hallelujah, I love 'em so."

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Tom said…
Emil & you might enjoy the eponymously named album by a group called Aluminium. They bring an orchestral mindset to White Stripes tracks, all with Jack White's blessing. Details at http://www.alumiiinium.com/ or on iTunes.

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