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Pull The Plug / The Mothership (Prelude)

from Pull The Plug - Mixtape (1998) by Logan Lynn

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Recorded in Portland, Oregon between October 1996 and February 1998, the songs on "Pull The Plug" are Logan Lynn's earliest recordings. He is 16, 17, and 18 years old here.

Some of these tracks were originally released on Logan Lynn's long out-of-print cassette mixtape "This Is Folk Techno" from 1998 and then later reworked by Portland Producer PFog for Lynn's debut record "GLEE", which was released in 2000.

Additionally, there are a few songs found here which have never been previously released, as they were just recently discovered in the basement of the studio where they were recorded over a decade before!

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so you pull the plug on our friendship
and throw away all that you have promised
you throw it right into the garbage
along with all that we have in common

you throw it right into the garbage...

- (Mothership Prelude) -

well you are fucking crazy
you're fucking crazy

who am i to bring you along for this ride?
have you been dying inside like i have?
and maybe you are as confused as i am
and maybe the flame is as hot for you as it is for me
but i find that hard to believe

when you are fucking crazy
you're fucking crazy
and things are exploding in our faces
things are exploding in our faces

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from Pull The Plug - Mixtape (1998), released March 10, 1998
Recorded in Portland, Oregon
Music, Lyrics and Vocals by Logan Lynn.

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