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May I Sing with Me

album by Yo La Tengo
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  • Yo La Tengo
    Yo La Tengo

    May I Sing with Me (1992) marked McNew’s debut as the band’s permanent bassist. In this best-known, three-member incarnation, Yo La Tengo expanded its stylistic palette to include elements of British Invasion pop and alternative rock subgenres such as droning shoegaze and keyboard-washed dream pop.…

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    May I Sing with Me (1992) marked McNew’s debut as the band’s permanent bassist. In this best-known, three-member incarnation, Yo La Tengo expanded its stylistic palette to include elements of British Invasion pop and alternative rock subgenres such as droning shoegaze and keyboard-washed dream pop.…

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