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The Lost Recordings II by Daniel Johnston — Ratings & Reviews · Riffiter

Album · 1983

The Lost Recordings II

by Daniel Johnston

The Lost Recordings II is an album by Daniel Johnston, released in 1983, with 25 tracks.

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Tracks: 59 min
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25 tracks · 59 min

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01All Around the World1:36
02You're Not Laura3:04
03I'm Gonna Buy Me a Car1:45
04Out West2:17
05The Undertaker's Assistant1:35
06Dreams Come True1:55
07Mean to Me1:22
08Fly Me to the Moon3:37
09Love Defined2:34
10Love1:37
11How I Love the Organ Music3:42
12We Could Be Together Again1:00
13Happy Talk4:30
14The Miracle of Love1:11
15Who Killed the Monkey0:52
16The Wedding3:20
17Unfinished Symphony2:28
18Blue Cloud3:14
19I Never Meant to Be Spooky0:16
20Dream Lover2:14
21What's a Matter with Me1:43
22If I Kissed You Once1:31
23I Give Up2:53
24Lonely Orphan on the Run2:00
25The Goat Show7:03

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In brief

When was The Lost Recordings II released?: The Lost Recordings II was released in 1983.
How many tracks are on The Lost Recordings II?: The Lost Recordings II has 25 tracks, with a runtime of 59 minutes.

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