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Super Furry Animals - Pass the Time

Super Furry Animals - Pass the Time
  • Released on: November 23, 1998
  • Genre: Pop, Rock
  • Composed by: Super Furry Animals

"A biography called Rise of the Super Furry Animals saw publication by the end of the year. In 2016, they played several festival dates in the U.S., along with releasing an anthem for Euro 2016. A new hits compilation heralded a series of archival releases that wound up encompassing 20th anniversary editions of Fuzzy Logic, Radiator, and Guerrilla, as well as a collection of BBC performances that appeared in 2018."

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