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Saturday, June 30, 2012

Rocks In The Attic #90: JJ72 - ‘JJ72’ (2000)

This album is much better than I remember. I must have liked the band enough to go out and buy the album, but I haven’t listened to it for about 10 years.

JJ72 were a band that was small enough to be playing The Castle in Oldham when I used to DJ, but still big enough (and talented enough) to be signed and to be releasing albums like this. I remember DJing the night they played - which means I probably also did their lights - but I don’t think I met them because if memory serves, they didn’t stick around to meet anybody after their set.

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