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Maybe when Thurston Moore set out to make his new record “Psychic Hearts,” he didn’t refer to the same checklist Richard Cromelin had when he decided to listen to it (Record Rack, May 14).
Moore made it exactly the way HE wanted to make it. Sorry, no newsworthy style changes or new directions to report (Thurston Moore raps!). Just an interesting record--THAT’S the point.
PETER EBERHARDT
Santa Monica
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