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features 22 tracks or "song-bites", some as brief as 14 seconds and none no longer than four minutes. The songs are characterised by concise melodies and
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reviewed their album in their section on LPs they consider to "have an extra edge" and commented: "Making it with minimums is a high art. Randy
California has developed the ability to suspend sound portraits across a wall using lovely melodies and marvelous images. He creates his own space, he is
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is "solid window pane" that openly disregards standard rock techniques, which is why listeners do not "decipher the solos" or follow
Cassidy's drumming, and concluded that: "Hearing is believing that Randy California has tripped out on his own genius. Again. If I had my way I'd make you buy this
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was commercially unsuccessful, failing to chart in either the US or UK. In May 1977, "All Along the
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and the then-current public demand for "all things interstellar". He also contends that despite being "weird", the "bright and buoyant" album appeared on paper to be a commercial project, due to it being "a series of infectious
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1080:Spirit of '76
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1585:Classic Rock
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1194:California,
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60:Studios 70,
37:Studio album
22:Future Games
2518:1977 albums
2428:Live albums
2291:Al Staehely
1857:. Acton: 11
1050:the Ramones
1020:David Byrne
1012:collage-pop
988:a True Star
672:the Muppets
517:guitar rock
505:space music
487:pop culture
474:psychedelic
446:Composition
432:Dr. Demento
381:Paul Lester
376:Potato Land
347:(subtitled
334:collage-pop
263:, rock and
261:psychedelic
230:(subtitled
76:Psychedelia
2507:Categories
2490:Model Shop
2482:Soundtrack
2283:John Locke
2269:Ed Cassidy
2255:Mark Andes
1641:6 November
1539:References
1510:Ed Cassidy
1074:considers
921:Dave Marsh
732:Neil Young
728:the Police
715:Ted Nugent
690:about the
666:, samples
593:Beach Boys
589:Kim Fowley
428:Ed Cassidy
397:hedonistic
330:conceptual
305:Kim Fowley
254:Ed Cassidy
142:chronology
52:April 1977
1901:"Spirit:
1787:Dark Star
1492:Personnel
1299:Writer(s)
1245:Bob Dylan
1149:"CB Talk"
1138:Writer(s)
1084:Dark Star
1016:Brian Eno
970:Star Trek
911:record."
660:Cobo Hall
648:Paramount
640:body swap
636:Star Trek
601:Bob Dylan
585:car radio
573:Star Trek
569:Star Trek
559:Star Wars
501:Dark Star
496:Star Trek
465:Star Trek
420:Dark Star
309:Bob Dylan
282:Star Trek
2345:Feedback
2048:"Spirit"
1993:AllMusic
1478:"Ending"
1286:Side two
1125:Side one
992:populist
966:AllMusic
766:AllMusic
692:Cold War
676:Ronettes
403:regime.
361:(1975),
324:(1976).
128:Producer
49:Released
39: by
2204:. 1977.
2201:Discogs
935:hippies
678:-style
611:" and "
609:Hey Joe
550:Urantia
525:Hendrix
483:sampled
476:album,
424:console
401:fitness
277:samples
267:music,
189:Singles
175:(1981)
166:(1977)
157:(1976)
121:Mercury
91:collage
2493:(1968)
2474:(1992)
2466:(1991)
2447:(2004)
2439:(1993)
2420:(1996)
2412:(1990)
2404:(1988)
2396:(1984)
2388:(1981)
2380:(1977)
2372:(1976)
2364:(1975)
2356:(1975)
2348:(1972)
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2332:(1969)
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2316:(1968)
2313:Spirit
2243:Spirit
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1096:oeuvre
1090:cites
1002:Legacy
913:Walrus
760:Rating
757:Source
625:phased
540:Hawaii
527:meets
440:Hawaii
295:Hawaii
242:Spirit
140:Spirit
99:Length
57:Studio
42:Spirit
2329:Clear
2151:(PDF)
1723:Uncut
1662:Uncut
1296:Title
1135:Title
1059:Uncut
1056:. In
711:macho
652:Bones
579:Songs
529:Zappa
462:from
416:Tampa
240:band
191:from
116:Label
69:Genre
62:Tampa
2163:2023
2114:ISBN
2078:ISBN
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2000:2023
1959:2023
1946:ISBN
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1863:2023
1831:link
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