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We Were Sad, But We Never Became Popular

by Lizard Pants

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    A Compendium of Classic Disques (volume 3) is a collection of record reviews culled from the personal files of mysterious author, activist investor, and film director Rik Pollen. Each album under review is widely considered to be a canonical piece of music; together with Mr Pollen's famous wit and inisght, the collection is truly a gift to the field of artistic criticism, as well as to music snobs everywhere.

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Lizard Pants was an independent alternative folk band from Portland, Arizona, deemed widely responsible for the slogan "Keep Portland Hot & Dry". They are one of those bands you've never heard of; then one day you're watching a documentary on Neckflicks and all of the most famous musicians in the world cite Lizard Pants as their greatest influence.

"Out on the prairie, lonesome, solitary with nature, Lizard Pants keep me warm and cozy."
––– Fiscus Marlboro
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released January 4, 2023

Review written by Rik Pollen
Edited by Cymru Roberts
All artwork by C. Bennett
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