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More of

The Seeds



Think that one's on Nuggets. Patti Smith was playing in in concert a couple of years ago.

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and more Seeds. I'm trying to understand...

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Jefferson Airplane

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Pink Floyd: Boblingen, 1972 11 15. 2nd Set

This is by fast the best source for this show. This comes from a 2nd gen cassette copy. Recorder 1 captured the 2nd set only. CWTAU really takes off around the 5:14 mark with Roger's Pictish ramblings.

01. Careful With That Axe, Eugene [14:28]
02. Echoes [26:13]
03. One Of These Days [09:39]

[50:21]

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Great additions folks, a few that are brand new.

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Think this thread could do with a bit of a revival. so bump we go with the good ol' Grateful Dead. Ladies and gentleman

Viola Lee Blues

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Never come across this. English band?

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Yes bit of info here. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Orang-Utan/dp/B000S94JO6

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I can just about hear Moonbeams & Bluejeans if I tweak our Technics set-up towards hearing aid frequencies.

I was into Blues at first - a drummer with two bands that never got anywhere but then I started hanging round clubs and got casual roadie work with Chicken Shack, Fleetwood Mac then other bands - I even did a Love Affair gig and Sweet too!

In my later hippie days it was all West Coast Bands then - inevitably, Joni Mitchell & Neil Young when my life turned that way.
Didn't do much acid - hated the thought of losing all control. stevmk2

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Ten Years After - Love Like A Man.

Just loved that riff when I was a kid. Still do. Think the live version on the Fillmore release has a bit more bite, it was the original B side of the single.