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A Song for January
06:19
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Three Day Girl
03:28
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Waiting for Spring
02:31
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Chasing the Gowk
03:28
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May Day Eve
03:35
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Deadly Nest
03:41
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The Fair by the Sea
03:48
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The Weeping Will Walk
03:46
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Columbine
03:16
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The Field
04:15
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Dark November Drive
04:01
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The Witch’s Lament
04:15
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13. |
Wyrd Kalendar
10:03
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Mega Dodo UK
Mega Dodo are pioneering the most significant and in terms of progression and originality, forward thinking psychedelic rebirth since the early 80s.
Dave Thompson: Goldmine Magazine
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What's not to love about this lovely trippy poppy folk.
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British psyche pop at its best.
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Great pop psych for the US of A.
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supported by 30 fans who also own “Wyrd Kalendar”
Wonderfully unsettling album ! Some time ago, whilst cycling to Mundesley, I rather abruptly discovered that I experience an irrational and uncontrollable terror when in the presence of spherical structures. This album takes me there, albeit from the safety of my own armchair.
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Harvest the Ears
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supported by 27 fans who also own “Wyrd Kalendar”
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Think Pink (Mono) [1969 Decca Nova Mix]
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A genuine psychedelic classic from Pretty Things/Pink Fairies member Twink gets a worthy reissue with a recently rediscovered mono mix.
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