Late Nite Music Club: Appreciating The Pixies' 'Where Is My Mind?'
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John Amato
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John Amato shares a personal music appreciation post about The Pixies, an alternative rock band from Boston. He mentions watching the horror series "From" on MGM+ and discovering their theme song is by The Pixies. The post is a casual entry in the "Late Nite Music Club" series, prompted by friends' comments about loving the band.
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A few of my music friends commented on how much they love the Pixies, so I had tonight's LNMC.
The Pixies are an alternative rock band from Boston, and the original lineup consisted of Black Francis (vocal
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