The story goes that the first time somebody told the members of this young Chapel Hill, North Carolina, band that they sounded like Pink Floyd, they were puzzled. “What”, they asked, “like The Wall?” Apparently their knowledge of Pink Floyd […]
The story goes that the first time somebody told the members of this young Chapel Hill, North Carolina, band that they sounded like Pink Floyd, they were puzzled. “What”, they asked, “like The Wall?” Apparently their knowledge of Pink Floyd […]
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