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- Stage 2 - white card stock
- Stage 3 - Photo on back
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- Stage 6 - Full bleed printing
- Stage 7 - Super gloss
- Stage 8 - Relic and/or Auto
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2 comments:
I love her early stuff but I still have a hard time buying her claim that she wasn't influenced by Kate Bush. What do you think?
I am an enormous fan of both singers. Comparisons between them are inevitable. Does Amos say she was not influenced by Bush? I don't see how any young female singer/songwriter coming up in the 90s can deny that Bush influenced their career. No artist lives in a vacuum.
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