Daevid Allen: 333
from the album N'Existe Pas!
Thursday, September 20, 2007
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2 comments:
Merci beaucoup! Emmet. I'm totally unfamiliar with this particular album but if "333" sets the tone for the totality, then cool...
Forget the Progressive tag and file simply under Psychedelic.
Now that Kevin Ayers has finally been coerced back into the studio, might i present the case for some early Soft Machine ?
Recommend some specific tracks, ib. I am a wide-eyed neophyte when it comes to The Soft Machine.
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