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✓ Published: 11-May-2024
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Heavy psychedelic group from Lewiston, Idaho, who released one single in 1969 and recorded a bunch of tracks which never saw the light until the late 90s. Excellent and hard psychedelic rock, with good guitar parts and abrasive vocals.<br/><br/>Gary Speer - vocals, guitar.<br/>Paul Speer - guitar.<br/>Dan Merrell - bass.<br/>Neal Speer - drums.<br/><br/>Ocean inside me.<br/>It's a beautiful day.<br/>The world is coming to an end.<br/>Bastard.<br/>Da da da da da.<br/>Stop my thinking.<br/>Assembly line.<br/>Woodstick.<br/>San Francisco policeman blues.<br/>Oceans inside me.<br/>
Heavy psychedelic group from Lewiston, Idaho, who released one single in 1969 and recorded a bunch of tracks which never saw the light until the late 90s. Excellent and hard psychedelic rock, with good guitar parts and abrasive vocals.<br/><br/>Gary Speer - vocals, guitar.<br/>Paul Speer - guitar.<br/>Dan Merrell - bass.<br/>Neal Speer - drums.<br/><br/>Ocean inside me.<br/>It's a beautiful day.<br/>The world is coming to an end.<br/>Bastard.<br/>Da da da da da.<br/>Stop my thinking.<br/>Assembly line.<br/>Woodstick.<br/>San Francisco policeman blues.<br/>Oceans inside me.<br/>
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