File:Wade through the boggs.jpg

This is the Front Cover for the 7" Gimme indie Rock by the artist Sebadoh. The cover art copyright is believed to belong to the label, Self-Released, or the graphic artist(s), Sebadoh.
Artwork for Sebadoh LP Wade Through the Boggs

May be found at the following website: http://sebadoh-and-suchlike.org http://sebadoh-and-suchlike.org/discography/sebadoh/images/low_res/wade_through_the_boggs.jpg

Wade Through the Boggs

album cover

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