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PIERRE MARCHAND

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Something old, something new

By Boy Abunda | June 28, 2004 - 12:00am

Birth, death, tragedy and joy. The six years since the release of Sarah McLachlan’s last studio album Surfacing has been both a defining and redefining moment, not just in the world’s recent history but...

Entertainment