Angel In The Snow
from New Moon by Elliott Smith
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From the Jan/Feb 1995 sessions at Leslie Uppinghouse's home studio that yielded much of the S/T record. Elliott's mix appeared on a CD that came with Mike McGonigal's magazine, Yeti: Volume I.
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from New Moon,
released May 8, 2007
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