009: Vampire Weekend – Modern Vampires of The City

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Review of “Modern Vampires of The City” by Vampire Weekend. Grades: Music A Lyrics A Production A Overall A Email your comments and album suggestions to [email protected] If you’d like to purchase this album, please click here: Follow us on [...]

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Review of "Modern Vampires of The City" by Vampire Weekend. Grades: Music A Lyrics A Production A Overall A Email your comments and album suggestions to [email protected] If you'd like to purchase this album, please click here: Follow us on Twitter @ FiveMinuteMusic Like us on Facebook at Facebook.com/FiveMinuteMusicReviews This podcast is inspired by my wife Rebecca who is currently battling breast cancer. Please keep Rebecca in your thoughts and prayers.

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