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- Oroborous
Joined:I like the biggins, um humPrimal Baby!
Where’s our Primal box dammit!
66-70! Maybe a fun taste of 65?
66 = 2 discs
67 = 3 discs
68 = 5 discs
69 = 10 discs
70 = 5 discs
That would provide both a somewhat comprehensive historical evolutionary consideration, as well as an entertaining one, in a slightly above average box, but not a overly large/expensive one… - daverock
Joined:Gong 2032Don - always good to see Gong mentioned on here. I haven't played this cd for a few years, so I'll give it a listen later on. You were right when you said it has the flavour of their classic mid 70's albums. This was the first album since then that both Daevid Allen and Steve Hillage played on.
They also both performed in the live concerts Gong played following the albums release, and before Gong came on, Steve Hillage did a solo set that focussed on his late 70's albums. A night to remember - if you still have a memory, that is.
- Oroborous
Joined:Pee an er /1966/After another classical compilation, some Bill Evens, then onto 1966
6/1 meh
6/15 Very Nice! From DG GD hour. Not sure what number and his notes say date is unknown? Buts it’s a real nice one and only 35 minutes so nice to get a quick taste of primal!
7/1 another nice one worth checking out!
7/17 Fillmore another nice one! (2 actually ? both good)
And yes I went out of sequence as time dictated… mañana I’ll swing back to 7/3 from Boxilla and hopefully 7/16/66…
Onward! - Don B
Joined:europe 72Paris72 like Lydeum26,great shows; got it on vinyl with Wembley 4/8 to find a balance (Dark star/Other one); just going on with april78,not a favorite show, but Huttington could match Duke; dave57 reach the coast of this brave new world;
Buick 6 (lu Williams band) play with others worth a listen
Charles Lloyd & the marvels vanished gardens, /sems like biograph fo a retired gardener like me
this one for Daverock :Gong 2032 amazing sound spacy & trippy, a strange remain of their best albums(-angels eggs/ fying tea pot / you)

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