The Dream Syndicate (1986)
02/27/86 • 55 min
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For a moment, LA’s legendary Dream Syndicate seemed to be victims of the major-label doldrums. After a failed engagement with A&M records, they took a hiatus and made a triumphant return with their 1986 album, “Out of the Grey.”
That same year, the newly-reformed band dropped in on Deirdre for their inaugural performance on SNAP.
For a moment, LA’s legendary Dream Syndicate seemed to be victims of the major-label doldrums. After a failed engagement with A&M records, they took a hiatus and made a triumphant return with their 1986 album, “Out of the Grey.”
That same year, the newly-reformed band dropped in on Deirdre for their inaugural performance on SNAP.
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