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Toxic
by Rob B. - 10/04/26 02:16 PM
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Afro Pop
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Mara Cole
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For the record, her album "before the poison" (with songs written by PJ Harvey, Nick Cave and Dalman Albarn) got rave reviews. However, she now lives in Paris and the album was released on a french record label, and it got a lot less media coverage in England than some of her previous work. I don't know "as tears go by"; i wasn't born then and i've got little interest in her pre-broken english period. When i talk about her stuff, i mean the stuff she had a creative input into, not the stuff that was forced onto her by her recording company or people in her entourage. So we're talking "broken english" onwards. That's the last i'll say about her, i promise; i guess all we can do is agree to disagree 
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