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X: Social Medium

In which followers are on sale.

By Frederick O'Brien

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IX: Believe the Hype

In which postmodern literature finally finds meaning.

By Frederick O'Brien

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VIII: Hazardous

In which we hear the innermost thoughts of the world's most important person.

By Frederick O'Brien

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VII: The Dealer Man Can

In which Bas replenishes his supply of nectar.

By Frederick O'Brien

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VI: Whats in a Name

In which an astonishing lack of imagination is shown by the band, the manager, and the author.

By Frederick O'Brien

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V: The Van

In which Soviet manufacturing holds up surprisingly well.

By Frederick O'Brien

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IV: Good as Gould

In which the band members sign away their children’s inheritances. And their grandchildren’s.

By Frederick O'Brien

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III: 4, 1, 2, 3, 4

In which the value of a rhythm section quickly becomes clear.

By Frederick O'Brien

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II: Bas

In which a second guitarist is sourced at a local car park.

By Frederick O'Brien

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I: Genesis

In the beginning there was Alan Hazard and Ray O. Sunshine. These were their real names.

By Frederick O'Brien