Psychedelic rock

Race for the prize The Lips are pretty decent outfit conspiring to bring mass hallucinations at a premium to the oncoming world.

Another slamming another ride have been meaning to catch them was in jail with a guy in AVL looked just like WC
 
IRONY: Saint Jude Versus Sanford & Son.

(I’d Rather Be At Stanford.). Teaching.
 
Moody Blues [1968] - The Best Way to Travel (live on BBC)



John Lodge - vocals, bass guitar, acoustic guitar, cello, snare drum, tambourine
Justin Hayward - vocals, guitars, sitar, harpsichord, bass, percussion, Mellotron, piano
Graeme Edge - vocals, drums, timpani, tambourine, piano, percussion, tabla, spoken vocal
Mike Pinder - vocals, Mellotron, piano, harpsichord, acoustic guitar, cello, autoharp, tambura
Ray Thomas - vocals, C flute, alto flute, soprano saxophone, oboe, French horn, tambourine
 
The flaming lips are back at it again in 2027, pick up where I left off hoping I can grab the entire discography soon and get some spins in move the needle forward. All my albums are in a storage unit, and have been meaning to shop for a new grammaphone for myself and my girlfriends in 2026. So much epherma just cant fit into my place atm. Anyways

The flaming lips back and earth is spinning again with their oscillating vibratory cacophony of rocknroll hits.

Of course I picked the hits. Rocknroll must never die.




 
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