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is more than a string of random words. It is a digital tombstone for a dream that probably died in a damp Glasgow rehearsal room in the winter of 1974. It represents hundreds of similar bands who put on platform boots, turned up the Marshall stacks, and recorded one perfect, clumsy, glorious song before real life—factory jobs, mortgage payments, broken drum kits—intervened. : Another unreleased recording from their studio sessions