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Lead Performance: The Afghan Whigs; Genre: Rock
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This seven-track EP of live, previously released material and British B sides may be the definitive Afghan Whigs statement. The title track, What jail is Like, typical of the band's abrasive rock, represents frontman Greg Dulli's penchant for tortured-boy tirades (jail is like — what a surprise — a relationship). Also included is a live Supremes' medley — ''My World Is Empty Without You/I Hear a Symphony''; the ultimate tongue-in-cheek rock gesture, or is the sneering Dulli a closet romantic? You figure it out. A-
Posted Aug 12, 1994
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