Talk:Zounds! What Sounds!

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I replaced the term "LP" in the intro because I wanted to account for the possibility that people might see references to both appellations of the group. LP is the correct term to use because it was on the LP label that the variant occurred; it didn't occur on the bootleg CD and I don't think it does on the legit CD reissue either. In other words, just trying to be complete. Hope that explains my intransigence. --Pinverarity 07:05, 10 March 2007 (UTC)

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