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Something’s Going On

album by Lyngstad
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    … frontman Phil Collins to produce Something’s Going On (1982). The album, which featured a rock sound that was something of a departure for Lyngstad, was recorded between the release of The Visitors and the breakup of the band, and its title was a reflection of the uncertainty of that period.

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    … frontman Phil Collins to produce Something’s Going On (1982). The album, which featured a rock sound that was something of a departure for Lyngstad, was recorded between the release of The Visitors and the breakup of the band, and its title was a reflection of the uncertainty of that period.

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