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Aoxomoxoa

Released: 1987 8 tracks

  • 1. St. Stephen
    2. Dupree's Diamond Blues
    3. Rosemary
    4. Doin' That Rag
  • 5. Mountains of the Moon
    6. China Cat Sunflower
    7. What's Become of the Baby
    8. Cosmic Charlie


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Albert Hofmann - Jan 11,1906 - April 29, 2008

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Blog post image preview Thank you Dr. Hofmann, for a real good time. NY Times "Albert Hofmann, the mystical Swiss chemist who gave the world LSD, the most powerful psychotropic substance known, died Tuesday of a heart attack at his hilltop home near Basel, Switzerland. He was 102. Mr. Hofmann synthesized LSD in 1938 but did not discover its psychopharmacological effects until five years later, when he accidentally ingested the substance." The vid is Dark Star - 8-27-72 part 1(part 2 is in the com... MORE
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Last week's Mog post discussions about the Grateful Dead got me digging up some old stuff. Check out this youtube classic find, especially the young Jerry singing "Mountains of The Moon" with TC on Harpsichord. This is great:
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Blog post image preview It might have been in analogue, but the Grateful Dead pretty much created p2p. Long before internet file sharing, fans were encouraged by the band to tape shows and share them freely with friends. This was a great viral marketing tool, turning the band into a touring powerhouse independent of record sales. That tradition continued on the web with many sites, including the bands own dead.net, offering downloads of live shows. Each week a new track was pulled from the band'... MORE
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