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A Chorus Of Conundrums
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The Twists And The Turns
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Aiming––To Please
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Plumbing The Depths
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The Elephant In The Room
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The Undecidable Toronto, Ontario
The photo above was taken in 1988. I began recording at home in high school (1985). I also sang in The Grendels (1988/89) and Vine (1992). In the 80s and 90s I used various names on my solo releases, including Moving Camera, Mark De Plume, and my "real" name, Paul Waliczky. I've been explicitly calling myself The Undecidable since the early 2000s. ... more
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