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1st Of September
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I Look Around
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This Can't Be Today
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No Easy Way Down
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Saturday's Asylum
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Talking In My Sleep
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1 Hr 1/2 Ago
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Rain Parade Oakland, California
Rain Parade is a band that was originally active in the Paisley Underground scene in Los Angeles in the 1980s, and that reunited and resumed touring in 2012.
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Solo Acoustic Vol. 1
by Steve Wynn
supported by 9 fans who also own “Welcome To Paisleyland”
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Bloody Noses EP
by Richard Thompson
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John Drumbo French from Captain Beefheart and The Magic Band worked with Thompson on two albums along with Fred Frith and Henry Kaiser. Those two French, Frith, Kaiser and Thompson albums led me to this. Also, Richard Thompson taught Hugh Cornwell (of The Stranglers) how to play the bass guitar in a band when they were both at the same school (Emil and The Detectives?). With a career spanning 50 years and playing with two of my heroes (French and Cornwell) Thompson has produced a fascinating EP.
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Serpent's Tears
by Richard Thompson
supported by 8 fans who also own “Welcome To Paisleyland”
There's a similarity in song writing between Richard Thompson and Hugh Cornwell which maybe isn't surprising as they went to the same school at the same time, although Thompson is older. Due to Thompson's association with John French of Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band I searched for his work on the Bandcamp app. French, Thompson and Cornwell all have albums on the app which I'm very pleased about. Only Thompson has released contemporary albums, much to his credit.
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Every Other Day
by The Dandelion
Mystical new single from Australian psych project the Dandelion features twisting Farfisa lines, ghostly vocals, and spaced out atmosphere.
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Back Into The Dream
by Elephant Stone
Montreal psych-pop veterans sound as infectious and hypnotic as ever on their seventh LP, slinging jangly riffs and bright vocal harmonies.
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Stumbling Blocks
by Exploding Flowers
L.A. band Exploding Flowers hearken back to the jangly melodicism of the Paisley Underground on their first full-length in nine years.
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Welcome To Paisleyland”
What a great show it was. It was the last Luna show I saw not right up front at the stage. The girl I was with said let’s go up front for Penthouse. I alway stand about 10 feet from the PA. I have seen about 20 shows since and always up front now. Plus that was my first time getting a picture with Sean.
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