The following article is provided by Rolling Stone. By NICK MURRAY When Stuart Murdoch was performing alone at Glasgow open mics in the mid-Nineties, the young singer-songwriter barely considered longevity. "I always imagined that me as a person might be able to cobble together one LP," he says, recalling the period before he formed Belle and Sebastian. "Once we reached about record four or five, I thought, 'Damn, this is a real journey - this is interesting, and the possibilities are much great...
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The following article is provided by Rolling Stone. By NICK MURRAY When Stuart Murdoch was performing alone at Glasgow open mics in the mid-Nineties, the young singer-songwriter barely considered longevity. "I always imagined that me as a person might be able to cobble together one LP," he says, recalling the period before he formed Belle and Sebastian. "Once we reached about record four or five, I thought, 'Damn, this is a real journey - this is interesting, and the possibilities are much great...
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