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| Besides Murphy, only Rea makes much of a mark, and his character is unceremoniously jettisoned when the wind carries Kitten off in another direction. Initially, their plan was to rerecord Tracy Chapman's entire 1988 debut, but that concept was jettisoned in favor of a mix of indie-rock originals (the queer-friendly "Kids in the City") and skewed covers: George Michael's "Faith," "Dancing Nancies" by Dave Matthews Band, plus "Talkin' 'bout a Revolution. Thus, he hypothesizes, the later they're jettisoned by pregnancy, the greater the protective effect. |
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