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Released: 1990 Label: EMI Critics' Rating:  Though the sudden embrace of the trappings of goth culture via Anne Rice was a bit odd, given Napolitano's long-standing fascination with both Catholic and Mexican imagery (and the elements of sex and ...Read full reviewReleased: 1993 Label: Capitol USA (catalog) Critics' Rating:  After the demise of their original label, I.R.S., Concrete Blonde released Mexican Moon on Capitol in the fall of 1993. The band, once again, produced themselves with Sean Freehill, and Paul Thompson returned ...Read full review
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