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    Fred Armisen

    CDs, Cassettes and even an iPod

    Fred Armisen
    Fred Armisen
    Indie / AltPost-punk / New WaveWorld Music
    Fred Armisen takes over Friday this week with a collection of some of his favorite songs.
    Fred Armisen takes over Friday this week with a collection of some of his favorite songs.
    Aug 29, 2026

    Fred Armisen digs through his eclectic music collection and finds gems from his CDs, cassette tapes and iPod.

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        CDs, Cassettes and even an iPod

        Fred Armisen takes over Friday this week with a collection of some of his favorite songs.

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