Daniel Lanois

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Jun 28, 08:53 PM

PLEASE PLEASE come to DeLand FL. It is a college town and I'm sure you would do great, I have al l of your cd's that I know of & would greatly love anew release ASAP! Your music is a peice of heaven on earth, & we earth lings need more of your angelic style. THANK YOU!
Jun 16, 03:36 AM

Please come to Cape Town, Daniel!
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Feb 20, 07:12 AM

Come back to Bergen in Norway, last time was such a bliss
Jan 14, 11:57 AM

where's "fire"??? I love "fire"!!!!
Jan 02, 09:55 AM

We want you to come to our town just over the California border - and north into Oregon just 20 miles.¸.•*´`*♥ There's Ashland, Phoenix and Talent - all close together in Southern Oregon!
Jan 02, 09:53 AM

Daniel, Phoenix, Oregon is near Ashland, Oregon - just over the border of California and into Oregon. Please come out West! ¸.•*´`*♥
Dec 17, 10:35 PM

Acadie gold top edition???? I've got to find out what this is tomorrow morning, and where to get it! Love tha album.
Dec 07 2008, 05:56 AM

Glad to see the "Acadie: Goldtop Edition [EXTRA TRACKS]" release!!!! I don't have it yet...Anybody have it yet? What's the 32 page booklet like?

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