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February 15, 2012

Dr. Dog "That Old Black Hole"

Author joseph kyle at 11:34 AM
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Please be advised that images and hyperlinks that appear here before 2012 may or may not be broken or dead. I can't be held responsible, after all, this house has been in disrepair for six years! (Wow, it's been six years.)

About This Mess

Formed in 2001, Mundane Sounds lived a quiet, humble life on the interwebs, until a total lack of interest by the world at large caused it to quietly fade away. Sole writer Joseph Kyle labored for years under the delusion that nobody read his blog, only to discover, after it ceased to be, that people actually missed it.

But like a drug habit or a nasty addiction, the website is back, and it's as absolutely unfabulous as ever!

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I contribute (at least) two reviews here every week. Lots of good stuff to be found.

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