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		<title>Angie Hart - Theage.com.au Interview (buffy mention)</title>
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		<description>Twice Angie Hart has been in a relationship with the men she's written and played music with, and twice it's come to an end. Now, and despite a reunion tour with Frente, she thinks it could be time to go solo. By Guy Blackman. &lt;br /&gt;Angie Hart has never been a natural star. Her first band, Frente, burst unexpectedly out of Fitzroy in the early 1990s with a string of winsome, unassuming and eminently hummable pop singles, including Labour of Love, Ordinary Angels and Accidently Kelly Street . (...)


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