VINYL FORMAT. Comes with free download card! The idea was a simple one: songs for the piano and voice, recorded in one week in a bedroom, just to get them down on tape. But like all things surrounding The Dresden Dolls' Amanda Palmer, simplicity is not an easy thing to come by. Her small idea snowballed into something grand, exciting, and nothing short of brilliant in the form of her solo debut album, Who Killed Amanda Palmer. Produced by Ben Folds, this is a departure from the music she creates as a criti...   [ read more ]

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