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Die Krupps filming the music video for "The Machineries of Joy" in London, 1989. Photo by Greg Freeman.
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Die Krupps filming the music video for "The Machineries of Joy" in London, 1989. Photo by Greg Freeman.
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When I hear the name Greg Freeman, I think of the great San Francisco based engineer who worked with Barbara Manning (and played in the S.F. Seals) , Thinking Fellers, but was also the bassist in Pell Mell.
This is a different Greg Freeman. This Freeman is based in Burlington, Vermont and sounds like an amazing cross between Neil Young, The Tyde, Chris Forsyth and Pavement. "Burnover" is Freeman's 2nd LP. While his debut "I Looked Out" was initially released on Bud Tapes, Transgressive Records (also released The New Eves) has now reissued it on vinyl. The same label is also responsible for releasing "Burnover".
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