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437:: "I was pretty depressed for a week because it was the end of an era, but after that I was really happy that we'd split, because I could get on with everything I wanted to do. I've lost a lot of the ideals I had in Josef K. About not wanting to be commercially successful, suffering for your art and all that. I want to be signed to a major and make a great record that will get radio airplay and be a big hit, then make my own money from that. I don't mind being manipulated to a certain extent to get what I want, but in time I want to control everything."
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America, although a slick "New York Remix" mini album was belatedly issued in 1984. Haig later recalled of this
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Organization (RoL) for a variety of side-projects. These included two interim singles on Edinburgh independent Rational, run by manager Allan Campbell. The first of these,
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1072:Lemon Jelly
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361:David Bowie
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217:Occupations
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1765:Categories
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1327:"Mixcloud"
1259:, p. 386-7
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856:Although "
845:the Chimes
818:Manchester
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369:The Gift
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1729:Related
1649:Justice
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1361:22 June
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