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Guard The Point

from Guard The Point by Legoland Empire

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    Immediate download of Guard The Point in your choice of 320k mp3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire. These tracks are available in glorious 24-bit/44.1k format. Essentially you are getting a copy of the master recording!

    You may listen away to your heart's content here at Bandcamp of course. Legoland Empire Radio if you will. We are going to ask for the decidedly non budget-busting minimum price of $1 US for this lovely 4-track EP. If it turns out that this is too much, we will reconsider. And possibly sell insurance.

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Well.. if you've made it this far you must like the music at least a little. We are grateful. Or maybe you just like Linda's art work. Thats cool, she's great. This one is my favorite, which is why it titles the EP. The little rip that Trip does between the 1st & 2nd sections is a thing of beauty.

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from Guard The Point, track released April 16, 2011
Trip Wamsley- bass guitar
Neil Alexander- electric piano, bubbly perc loop
Rob Michael- acoustic & electric guitars
Allen Wentz- synths, sequencers, electronics, perc

(Wentz)
©2011 From Wentz It Came, ASCAP

artwork: Linda Palmer

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I'm just scratching out my thoughts on the wall of the cave. Hopefully someone will find them in a thousand years and wonder.. So thats what they were like back then?

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