Emily Eriksson and Ariane Eldar (by Stilldown)
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Microraptor
19th Jan 2020, 12:00 AM
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Critics may tend to describe the music of Emily Eriksson as "overly saccharine" in their reviews. It is therefore no surprise that her music doesn't exactly hit the taste of doomwitch Ariane Eldar (from Stilldown's Theater Of The Bloody Tongue)...
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19th Jan 2020, 1:38 AM
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It's Ariane playing as Sister Morphine.
Sister Morphine, only true version
Sister Morphine, only true version
19th Jan 2020, 3:34 AM
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I may not know that much about classic rock albums, but about this particular one I know (first-hand) that it comes with an actual zipper!
19th Jan 2020, 4:33 AM
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I only own a reproduction, but it has a real functional zipper at the cover, too. (And one of the songs, among The Who's "Real Me", that probably saved my life.)
19th Jan 2020, 8:51 AM
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Sounds like you have a very personal connection to this album.
My parents have it both as LP and as CD - and they are indeed both with a real zipper! (But with different looking zippers - the CD one obviously has to be smaller, and I guess in general they may not always get the same type of zipper from the same company...)
My parents have it both as LP and as CD - and they are indeed both with a real zipper! (But with different looking zippers - the CD one obviously has to be smaller, and I guess in general they may not always get the same type of zipper from the same company...)