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Tomorrow
03:42
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Barbara Allen
04:57
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Learning to Ask
05:16
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To Think That You Knew
04:30
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Song of Roland
01:21
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Vanishing Point
05:45
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Sweet William
06:40
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Can't Always See
03:35
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Mechanical Kingdom
04:03
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Rock Song
03:54
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Toast
05:39
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Abunai! Boston, Massachusetts
Boston psychedelic space-rock with a creamy folk-rock center, 1996-2002 with occasional gum-heeled reboots
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What a band, worth every penny and minutes of your time to listen, they vary form track to track, yet keep the underlying feel of a hippy 60/70's sound, at least that's how I hear it, from the funky plucks to the expansive guitars, they weave a lush filled sound, an experience to be sure. Be smiley. Tbesla. ☺
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Verma - EXU (LP, 2012)
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Why did I not have this already! Awesome psych,spacey, motorik rock! Do it if you haven't already!
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Deep Fried Grandeur
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I didn't listen to the songs much before, but because of the Tea Parties I organize, I've really grown to like them, and I'm sorry that it's no longer possible to buy the vinyl. Anyway, the songs are absolutely great, they remind me of something from the movie "Y Tu Mamá Tambien," mainly because of the chill hippie "café" atmosphere. I love it—keep creating!
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California (Remastered)
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This late ’90s shoegaze record gets a full remaster on the advent of its 25th anniversary, its woozy melodies brighter than ever.
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go to albumAussie neo-psychers prop pair riffs and raw-edged synths with stunning, cinematic backdrops; think Viagra Boys by way of Spiritualized.
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The Sun EP
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Toooootally underrated band. These two EPs are excellent!
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