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2237. “Second Aspect Of The Same Thing” by The Durutti Column

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30 Second Preview at Last.FM

As I mentioned, this piece (like the last one) is a Martin Hannett solo piece.

This one starts out with a long, slow note (almost like something out of 2001) and then a kind of sequencer rhythm kicks in. There’s a bit of what sounds like guitar here, though it could just be more keyboard.

“Second Aspect” is a little spacier than “First Aspect,” which is sort of a good thing.

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