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To discover that many other people share a taste for something oddball is a source of true shelter from the agglomerating powers of the mass.— Slate Magazine
Next an oddball, a recluse and an old has-been - all so convinced of their talent they are willing to go on national television.— The Guardian World News
Three of four emulations match very closely: the oddball is the Scotland speleothem, where, as noted before, Trouet has almost certainly used the detrended version, said by Andy Baker to be an incorrect version.— Climate Audit
Max Romeo's trippy take on "Fixing a Hole" recalls the oddball energy of the previous Easy Star albums: the extended dub outro hits the mark while leaving a mark.— PopMatters
This one is an oddball, and I'd say you're as well equipped to handle it as anybody else. "— Eight Keys to Eden

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