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What Kind of Human Have I Become - Avoiding The Diggy Diggy Dogs 7" xx1970 hook driven guitar – particularly

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hook driven guitar – particularly in “Sweet Talkin’ Woman” and “Last Monday Night

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What Kind of Human Have I Become - Avoiding The Diggy Diggy Dogs 7" xx1970 hook driven guitar – particularlyWhat Kind of Human Have I Become is a wonky new vehicle helmed by Matt Plunkett (Cuticles, The Trendees, etc.). Initially conceived as a solo endeavor, this designation got a bit blurry following an invitation to record with Stefan Neville (Pumice, etc.) at the studio he shares with Ben Holmes (Oksun Ox, etc.) up north in Auckland. Once in the studio, Plunketts songs huffed & puffed in wholly unexpected ways with Neville at the controls. Add backing

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