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Am I tripping or is that beginning part sampled all the time

I don’t remember if I posted this or not, but it’s worth sharing again. Still crazy to me that this sounds like if George Harrison’s Art of Dying suddenly erupted into the most anthemic song Peter Gabriel never wrote.

I had to do a double take on this cause;

"Black soot of Lady Release"

Sounded alottt like she said;

"Laxative ladies, release"

@RVI how's your Long John Silver marination coming

Sinking in hard for me, glad I grabbed the vinyl this years ago

Just had a chuckle looking at the lyric sheet with publishing info and saw Jormas company is called Fish-Scent Music Company

what's with this Hot Tuna band haver

think i only listened once planning for more ofc

i havent heard any hot tuna but i know some people do really like them. their debut being an acoustic live album kinda throws me off

wait actually it was Bark I heard once

Yeah we I think we've been over this lol I recommend skipping bark for now and diving into LJS

ive got the urge to check out Baron von Tollbooth first for the Garcia connection so i might get on that for 73 with you

speaking of Garcia that 1972 solo debut settling in as a classic?

Yeah it is that's why I'm harassing you cause Airplane was still on fire as far as the S.F. scene

Also Fleetwood

Assume these are peak years for gospel?

a year late but you heard the bonuses from Santana III @op ? some solid jam

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@RVI

a classic one of the rare ones with Garcia and Weir trading off the lead vocals

Great vibe to it

Gave that Mickey Hart album a listen today

i havent heard

you know the story of how his dad was briefly managing the band and stole a bunch of money from them? thats why he left for a few years leaving them with only one drummer. and also the song He's Gone is about it

no same old story

yeah this album definitely gradually sinking in more and more as a top mystical masterpiece @op