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Superstition 06/15/1990 proves himself a worthy counterpart

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proves himself a worthy counterpart in his performances --especially on the film's theme song

delicate pop

Groban treads the line between classical

Yet it was Kim Gordon who stole the show with her chilling "Tunic (Song For Karen)" and the brilliant "Kool Thing

pacing the charts 34 weeks and peaking at number three and number six on the Billboard R&B and pop charts

Superstition 06/15/1990 proves himself a worthy counterpartSiouxsie & The Banshees includes: Siouxsie Sioux (vocals, percussion); Budgie, Jon Klein (guitar); Martin McCarrick (dulcimer, cello, keyboards); Steve Severin (drums). Additional personnel: Talvin Singh (tabla). After releasing a series of albums in the early 80's that were quite different from its predecessor (JUJU, A KISS IN THE DREAM HOUSE, HYAENA), goth and alternative groundbreakers Siouxse & the Banshees closed out the decade with albums that

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