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Hello.	[10 Dec 2005|04:21pm]
Hello. I thought some of you might like to join my community, le_clap. We are a community for sharing songs with clapping. I like it a lot, and I would love to see more psychadelic music shared there. Thanks!Stephanie
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The Earlies @ The Echo tomorrow night!	[01 Dec 2005|05:49pm]
The Earlies @ The Echo (1822 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, 90026)Residing in Northern England and Western Texas the four Earlies geographical differences and individual styles were brought together by a love of the three B’s, The Beach Boys, The Byrds, and The Beatles. All get a gracious nod on The Earlies debut album “These Were The Earlies” alongside more obscure Psychedelic, Progressive, Leftfield Pop and Country influences. With their current single “The Devil’s Country” they’re more genre defying than ever before.The Earlies |	ListenThe Idaho Falls
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Tickets now on sale for Of Montreal in Los Angeles!	[18 Nov 2005|06:00pm]
Friday, January 27Of Montreal's members are interested in finding a different way to look at a pop song. In this case, the group takes a meek approach, sneaking up on the melody surreptitiously and capturing it unawares. The instrumentation is equally low-key, using just guitar/bass/drums and mild, double-tracked vocals. Of Montreal is clearly influenced by `60s songsmiths such as the Byrds or even the Mamas And The Papas; the group's songs are all sweet pop ditties, as suitable for campfire-singing as stage performance. The songs also conjure up an innocence lacking in a lot of current music.Of Montreal |	ListenBuy tickets.
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Petition to reissue early Gorky's Zygotic Mynci albums	[28 Jul 2005|10:59pm]
I would greatly appreciate if people here took the short amount of time to read and sign this petitionI created it for the attention of Gorky's Zygotic Mynci's label, Sanctuary, requesting that they resurrect a project they ditched last year to reissue the long out-of-print albums 'Patio' (1993), 'Tatay' (1994) and 'Bwyd Time' (1995), in a remastered format. Since it is my belief that these albums represent the pinnacle of the musical art form, pretty much (especially the latter two), I felt it was only proper to show that some people aren't too amused at this turn of events. If you wish to sign it, I would be eternally grateful!For more information, try: http://www.gorkys.com/, and you can find biographical information and mp3s here: http://www.epitonic.com/artists/gorkyszygoticmynci.html.(It's not the most content-filled site on the world, but it does have some great stuff on the band's early years. I would be happy to provide some more material/information if you need convincing. :))
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	[30 Jun 2005|11:14pm]
Hello, tis me. Just joined this community due to my love(and sometimes obsession) with psych music old and new.My current find is a collection released by Mojo titled 'Acid Drops,Spacedust & Flying Saucers:psychedelic confectionery from the uk underground 1965-1969' whew. Great stuff. I also enjoy illustrating and painting artwork with psychedelic undertones. Enjoy!
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