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Jason Molina Gives Himself the Box-set Treatment

By Rob O'Connor

Orlando Weekly | August 21, 2007

It's an overwhelming batch of material, not nearly as striking as Songs: Ohia's best work, but anyone enamored with Molina's high-lonesome drawl will find plenty of room to stretch out and wait.

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Tags: Magnolia Electric Co., Sojourner

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