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With his third album, Superflu (Superfluous), French singer Pascal Obispo's message of fragile, impossible love utilizes more guitars and less strings, relying on the same arrangers as Oasis, Paul McCartney, and Jimmy Page/Robert Plant. (P. Obispo)
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