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      <title>Comments on: The Last Time I Saw Moscow</title>
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  	<title>The Last Time I Saw Moscow</title>
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  	<description>A very lo-fi one-take recording by The Grandma Sylvias.  Acoustic guitar and vocals only; all apparent distortion is coming from knobs turned very high.
 &lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt; This was written when I was listening to the first Mountain Goats record nonstop, but it&apos;s not really an imitation Mountain Goats song -- more of an attempt to imitate the Mountain Goats method of making songs, if that makes sense.

This version recorded through laptop mic one afternoon last summer.  I keep meaning to redo it properly but keep not getting around to it.  Now I&apos;ve grown to like this very rough and brutally clipped version.  Anyway, I thought it might spur me to action if the geniuses of MeFiMu had any suggestions as to how this should be arranged -- e.g. does it want bass and drums, or something else, or should it stay guitar and singing only...?

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