Cult - Pure Cult, The Singles 1984-1995 5011921053544 she finds herself making way
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she finds herself making way more than she can eat by herself
Tenison Stevens' appeal 'Don't Rip Me Off' reminds us to treat each other as brothers and sisters
there are still notes posted everywhere
The boys took a break from the recording of Invented to commemorate the 10-year anniversary of their influential album
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Cult - Pure Cult, The Singles 1984-1995 5011921053544 she finds herself making wayThe Cult were a singles band, as evidenced by the Stones like 'Love Removal Machine' and the blazing 'Fire Woman'. The ensemble's mixture of '60s influences (no wonder Ian Astbury became the lead singer of the reformed Doors) and hard rock power, not only helped define a whole subset of the late '80s alternative rock scene, it's fair to say that the groups like Stone Temple Pilots owed at least some of their success to the Cult's early flirtations
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