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    "comment": "Go Go Classic (produced by Rick Rubin)\n\nThe band was formed in 1980 by children, ranging in age from 8 to 13, living in the Barry Farm government housing project in Washington, D.C.  They were inspired to play after witnessing the performances of local go-go bands in their neighborhood. Not having resources to purchase traditional instruments, the children instead scoured their neighborhood in search of objects that could emulate the sound of real instruments: hubcaps, plastic buckets, crates, cans, and discarded pots and pans - these types of GoGo bands became known as \"Bucket Bands\".  After a few informal performances in Barry Farm, the group was dubbed the \"Junk Yard Band\" by locals.",
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