Talk:Jeff Martin (Canadian musician)
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[edit] Comparisons to Jim Morrison
Is it worth noting, for those who are unfamiliar with his work and music, his often-drawn comparisons to Jim Morrison? I'm sure several sources could be cited.
- I think the Jim Morrison comparisons ended with The Party's second album, IMHO. Stephenjh
[edit] 102.1 the edge in toronto
one of the DJs on 102.1 in toronto regularly uses the intro "you" from fire in the head to mock this guy. it's jokes
- What do you mean?
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