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Monday, September 14, 2026

rep>>> magine - Images Clear Skies And Rainbows (1975 us, elegant progressive rock, korean bonus tracks edition)

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"Images, Clear Skies and Rainbows" was an impressive venture into prog-rock teetering on the edge of progressive by a ...
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rep>>> Dana Gillespie - Weren't Born A Man (1973 uk, outstanding glam bluesy soulful rock, 2021 japan remaster and expanded)

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Weren’t Born A Man, released in 1973, is Dana Gillespie’s third album and contains her version of ‘Andy Warhol’, a song that David Bowie ori...
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Sunday, September 13, 2026

rep>>> Julie Felix - Clotho's Web (1972 us / uk, amazing folk rock with great accompaniment, 2009 remaster and expanded)

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From the opening title track, with its arresting arrangement possibly masterminded by John Paul Jones, it’s immediately clear that...
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rep>>> Leviathan - Leviathan (1974 us, sensational heavy prog rock with epic shades, 2012 bonus tracks edition)

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As far as homegrown prog bands went (with a couple exceptions), 1970's America was the home of the brave but doomed. Leviathan was ...
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Saturday, September 12, 2026

rep>>> Stars - Stars (1976 uk, funky prog rock, 2022 korean remaster)

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A guitarist/singer who led his own guitar/vocals group Ross and The Alan Ross Band. In the early 1970s, he was a technical guitarist who was...
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rep>>> Song - Song Album (1970 us, remarkable blend of power pop glam rock with some jazz aspects, 2017 korean remaster)

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Band Song formed in 1969, recorded and released one album in 1970, and were history within a year. Pretty much pure power pop here...
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Friday, September 11, 2026

rep>>> Leviathan - The Legendary Lost Elektra Album (1969 uk, amazing beat psych rock, 2016 remaster)

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The Brighton band Leviathan, previously known as Mike Stuart Span, featured in one of the very best TV programmes ever about Pop M...
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rep>>> Boogie - In Freak Town (1968-69 us, tough raw bluesy psych rock, 2020 release)

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Power trio from San Francisco, modeled after Cream, Blue Cheer or The Jimi Hendrix Experience. Includes all their fantastic studio demos fro...
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Thursday, September 10, 2026

rep>>> Redbone - Beaded Dreams Through Turquoise Eyes (1974-75 us, pleasant blue eyed soul with funky and roots 'n' roll tones, 2013 expanded reissue)

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A blend of contrasts highlights this fine record, from a group that seems equally at home with hard rockers, what used to be calle...
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rep> The Eyes - The Arrival Of The Eyes (1965-66 uk, great cult mod beat coiled with power, 2006 remaster)

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Who would have guessed that terrific undiscovered talent lurked behind the rising sun stained-glass windows of the green-fronted doo...
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Wednesday, September 9, 2026

rep>>> The Patron Saints - Fohhoh Bohob (1969 us, gentle pleasure and overflowing creativity of a rural psychedelic jewel, 2006 digipak bonus tracks edition )

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2006 marked the 40th anniversary of the birth of the Patron Saints. 40 years. How could it possibly be that long? Back in 1966, ...
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Tuesday, September 8, 2026

Glass Harp - Synergy (1971 us, amazing guitar bluesy psych rock, 2015 remaster)

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Synergy opens with two of Keaggy’s heaviest guitar statements on record: ‘One Day At A Time’ (which begins as a baroque acoustic m...
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rep>>> Glass Harp - Glass Harp (1970 us, impressive guitar bluesy psych rock, 2014 remaster)

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The debut of Glass Harp is undeniably their strongest work, with a more unified sound and a more polished feel overall than the ot...
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Monday, September 7, 2026

rep> Various Artists - With Love A Pot Of Flowers (1965-67 us, fantastic garage psych folk rock, 2010 remaster and expanded)

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“With Love: A Pot Of Flowers” was originally issued in late 1967 by Mainstream Records. It is testament to the quality of the groups ...
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Sunday, September 6, 2026

rep>>> Joey Stec - Joey Stec (1974-76 us, elegant folk classic soft rock, 2011 japan remaster)

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Joey Stec will be a familiar name to fans of The Millennium, a Southern California group who were the brainchild of producers' Gary Ushe...
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