8 thoughts on “ I Dont Know - Kate & Anna McGarrigle - Matapedia (CD, Album) ”

1. Label: Hannibal Records - HNCD • Format: CD Album, Reissue • Country: USA, Canada & UK • Genre: Rock • Style: Folk Rock Kate & Anna McGarrigle - Matapedia (CD) | Discogs Explore/5(17).

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2. I Don't Know Lyrics: Love love is like a bullet in a gun / Aimed at your heart / Tears your heart apart / You scream and you bleed / Fall down to your knees / Reaching for a hand / But the hunter.

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3. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Kate & Anna McGarrigle - Matapedia at Discogs. Complete your Kate & Anna McGarrigle collection/5(26).

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4. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Matapedia on Discogs.5/5(2).

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5. Thus, I know the names and work of the McGarrigles well. For those not so fortunate, and to bring the younger crowd up to date, Kate McGarrigle is Rufus Wainwright's mother (and Loudon Wainwright, of course, is his father). That will tell much about Rufus' pedigree. But back to Kate and Anna/5(30).

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6. Description: Six years after their previous album, Heartbeats Accelerating, Kate and Anna McGarrigle returned with one of their finest, bdomsaviclocasme.lderinolraversheattimacarptaconffal.coed in the duo’s native Montreal, Matapedia features contributions from many of the musicians who have worked with Kate and Anna over the course of two decades. Though the women usually write apart from one another, the title song was written.

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7. With Matapedia, Kate & Anna McGarrigle return to their strengths by trimming back the synthesizers and sticking with direct, folky testaments. Occasionally, they augment their songs with worldbeat flourishes, but mainly the album sticks to folky introspection. While their skills have diminished slightly since their stellar debut, they remain evocative, challenging, fresh, and inspirational.

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8. This page collects together pages that contain details of the thirteen album releases attributed to Kate & Anna McGarrigle. The date on the left represents a recording date (although this is almost always an approximation which appears in the form 19xx); the date on the right a release bdomsaviclocasme.lderinolraversheattimacarptaconffal.co are complications introduced by compilation CDs like Odditties and House of Rufus which.

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