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Pristina Strawberry Girl
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Judy switched Off The TV
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Comic Flux History
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Bloom
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Nine Regal
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Memoir Of A Black Spider
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Imogen's People
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Cosmic Variations
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Bottom Rung
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The Third Programme
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Gardense
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Sun Jah
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A Rasher Of Wind
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Redherringbone
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Harps Ascend
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The Dandelion Set UK
From the edge of the Black Forest to the hamlets of Dorset, digging deep into the archives of the collective unconscious THE
DANDELION SET make psyched-out, blow-your-mind sound nuggets...
Drawing from Library music, prog-folk, Krautrock and electronica these two nutty professors of sound weave a tapestry that depicts five decades of music history as witnessed through their ears....
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The Dandelion Set recommends:
a completely new spin on hiptronica and Library-hop.
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the Return of Make Believe
by James Beige
just incredibly groovy and mind-blowing.
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The Stone Age (1980 - 89)
by Legendary Pink Dots
supported by 11 fans who also own “A Thousand Strands 1975-2015”
This collection covers the 80s and features selections only from major album releases. It's a long overdue update to the Stone Circles compilation from 1987, but doesn't include all of those tracks, instead getting deeper and more obscure, such as including "Premonition 16" instead of its A-list flip side, "Curious Guy." This one goes all the way up through The Golden Age yet omits crucial anthems like "Casting the Runes" and "The More It Changes."
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The Museum of Human Happiness
by Legendary Pink Dots
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Great album i can't select a single track preference but i love Coronation Street and Hands Face Space for starters
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St Celfer returns with tracks culled from a series of live shows, each one a showcase for his inventive experimentalism.
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On this uncompromising LP, the UK outfit NOISE use haunting drone, hissing static and stark electronics to explore repressed trauma.
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