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Although I read in the Times that late-stage Lyme diseasesufferer Kathleen Hanna's first album since 2004 includes "severalpeppy numbers about euthanasia," I dare you to figure out which theyare. What's easy to tell is that at 44, the riot godmotherrr commandspretty much the same old skinny soprano, only with soft edges thatsound tender or thoughtful sometimes. You can make out enough lyricsto determine that these vulnerabilities don't come at the cost ofcrazee abandon, modulated tantrum, or childish drawl. And you soonrealize that the music continues a trajectory that runs from BikiniKill through Le Tigre to this version of the pop music every greatpunk loves: surf guitar, bongo effects, keyboard hooks from Hammond toEDM, and--crucially, I think--a male voice on occasion, mostly fordeep ballast. Some say she's from Mars, or one of the seven stars thatshine after 3:30 in the morning. But she isn't. A

I was looking forward to listen "The Sky is Crying" by Gary B.B. Coleman but is nowhere to be found on Spotify. Weird thing is that the entire album "Too Much Weekend" (which features this song) is gone as well and it can no longer be found on the artist page. However by accesing this link ( Too Much Weekend Playlist ) it possible to see the album ans songs but they are like unavailable. Is this related to my region or something like that? Is there a way to request Spotify to enable this album again? I appreciate any feedback that could bring peace to me because I really like both versions of this song from Albert King and Gary Coleman but unfortunately one of them ia missing.