Soul Asylum sound recording collection [sound recording] 1984-2006.

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Soul Asylum sound recording collection [sound recording] 1984-2006.

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This collection documents the musical output of the Minneapolis-based rock group "Soul Asylum". It includes sound recordings produced for general distribution, promotional and demo releases, samplers, and foreign releases.

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Minnesota Historical Society

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SNAC Resource ID: 6648768

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