The 2000 album John Paul Jones didn’t want to exist: “I couldn’t see the point”

Far Out Magazine·Jul 2

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There is a 2000 album that John Paul Jones did not want to exist. The album's details are unclear, but it may be related to a project or collaboration that Jones was involved in. The story appears to be part of a larger discussion about various music projects and comebacks, including those of other notable artists such as Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, and Them Crooked Vultures.

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