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and deliberately unsettling—which is exactly the point

Al Green was already the defining voice of Memphis soul

with its libretto exploring themes of faith

the Fourth Symphony distills that richness into something more abstract and introspective

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alan vega 2xDVD-V and deliberately unsettling—which is exactlySymbolic image for the detailed description and condition, please read the Item Details below. Alan Vega's self titled debut on Celluloid finds the Suicide frontman stepping into solo territory with an intoxicating blend of rockabilly swagger and synthesizer menace. Released in 1980, this record captures Vega at a pivotal momentstill channeling the raw, confrontational energy of his groundbreaking electronic work, but now exploring a more narrative,