Moving Parts [mission Of Burma] - Wrong Conclusion [1978] (CD)

Moving Parts [mission Of Burma] - Wrong Conclusion [1978] (CD)

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Moving Parts [mission Of Burma] - Wrong Conclusion [1978] (CD)1978 Art Punk Recordings From Members Of Mission Of Burma And Birdsongs Of The Mesozoic In the late '70s, the Moving Parts created intensely challenging, offbeat music that few Bostonians heard. Members Roger Miller, Clint Conley and Erik Lindgren later became the core of both MISSION OF BURMA and BIRDSONGS OF THE MESOZOIC. This 15 track CD retrospective contains unreleased material all digitally remixed. Mandatory for anyone into early Pere Ubu, Wire

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