Artist Lounge: Luna
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hypem.com
Search blogs for Luna songs
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www.fuzzywuzzy.com
Official Luna web site
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www.grange85.co.uk
Comprehensive fan site
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www.allmusic.com
Luna on the All Music Guide
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www.arenarock.com
Arena Rock Recording Co.
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lunapark6.com
Interview with Dean & Britta formerly of Luna
Moggers' favorites by Luna
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I liked these guys' first albums when I heard them, but nothing really stuck until this song, which always cheers me up. "Don't waste your time
learning Klingon.
It ain't no use.
Escape while you can."
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I know there's a ton of music that is inspired by film. But for right now, this has to be my favorite song inspired by film.
Maybe because I love David Lynch and "Wild At Heart" or maybe because Bobby Peru (Willem Dafoe) is one crazy fuck. Anyway, if you haven't seen the film, you may not realize the brilliance of this song. This song was recorded about seven years after the film's release. So its clear that someone in Luna was inspired.... MORE
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Its been a long week of doing nothing much at all...i am starting to get really BORED . Can't wait to move already and get back on a schedule... So time for a song...words by Axl Rose, music by Luna.
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Yes, the cover post-a-thon goes on...here is a great version of 'Sweet Child O Mine' by Luna
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I am back with a vengeance. I have had this documentary for awhile and been meaning to post about it, but sadly life took over and I had to neglect mog. I will admit I do miss Luna, an amazing band that never got the success that they deserved. All of you Galaxie 500 fans that discovered them from the love of Dean Wareham know what I am talking about. I found them from a different route that I am not sharing with you, but nevertheless I appreciate. Now Luna went through ... MORE
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Opening up side two of Donovan's "Sunshine Superman" album, "Season of the Witch" was something of a shock: more mysterious and ominous than anything he'd put out until that point. It was the flipside of Donovan's trippy optimism. a forecast of dark clouds. It never came out as a single, but it quickly became the one Donovan song that artists of every musical stripe were drawn to. It was the dawn of the age of 'the long version,' when bands started to stretch out, and th... MORE
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