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'''''10 Songs from the Valley''''' is a compilation of short demos recorded by [[Rivers Cuomo]], dated [[April 22]], [[1994]]. Most of the songs from this collection were initially released as a suite of songs designated the '''''Fulton Avenue Suite''''' on the compilation CD ''[[Alone III: The Pinkerton Years 1994-1997]]'' in [[2011]]. The full set of songs were released as part of the digital compilation ''[[Alone IV: The Blue-Pinkerton Years]]'' in [[2020]]. | '''''10 Songs from the Valley''''' is a compilation of short demos recorded by [[Rivers Cuomo]], dated [[April 22]], [[1994]]. Most of the songs from this collection were initially released as a suite of songs designated the '''''Fulton Avenue Suite''''' on the compilation CD ''[[Alone III: The Pinkerton Years 1994-1997]]'' in [[2011]]. The full set of these unedited songs were re-released as part of the digital compilation ''[[Alone IV: The Blue-Pinkerton Years]]'' in [[2020]]. | ||
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''10 Songs from the Valley'' was recorded by Cuomo in April of [[1994]], while living with [[Karl Koch]] on Fulton Avenue in the San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles at, in the words of Koch, "an apartment with no furniture that was oddly unscathed by the nearby catastrophic Northridge Earthquake, which struck the day before we moved in there".<ref>[[Karl's Corner - 11/10/2011]]</ref> | ''10 Songs from the Valley'' was recorded by Cuomo in April of [[1994]], while living with [[Karl Koch]] on Fulton Avenue in the San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles at, in the words of Koch, "an apartment with no furniture that was oddly unscathed by the nearby catastrophic Northridge Earthquake, which struck the day before we moved in there".<ref>[[Karl's Corner - 11/10/2011]]</ref> | ||