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A Bullfighter's Guide to Space and Love is an EP by the band Havalina. Serving as a prelude to the album Space, Love, & Bullfighting , this EP features alternate versions of three songs which would appear on the next album.
This is the first release to use the truncated name Havalina, cutting off Rail Co. from the name.
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