Not New Music Tuesdays
(I know this is a little late today, but it's totally worth the wait, promise. Another edition of Not New Music Tuesdays from TC. Enjoy!--SR)Pink Fairies - Kings of Oblivion (1973, Polydor)
Pink Fairies grew out of late '60s British weirdos The Deviants when their singer, Mick Farris, left the band and was replaced by ex-Pretty Things drummer Twink. After two records and an obscene amount of alcohol and drugs, Twink was out, replaced by guitarist Larry Wallis, who had just been kicked out of UFO for drinking too much. This was Wallis' only studio lp with the Pink Fairies, but his influence was overwhelming. In 1975 he befriended some guy named Lemmy and they started a band........
posted by stonedranger at 8:28 PM
13 Comments:
geeez, here we go again. what next, climax blues band??
climax blues band would be nice.
Hey, TC, wanna play carnival?
can you please wrap these into a downloadable zip file?
ever hear of compressing folders of files into one?
unless there's a good reason not to, help us out!
sorry dudes, i'm not very computer savvy. i'll work on it.
Its easy with a mac.
twin cheeks,
try using mediafire or rapidshare.
failing that, if you really wanted, I could provide you with some hosting space if you need it. hotdogstorm.com has plenty of free space.
Cool post. Could you maybe provide purchasing info for albums such as this that are still in print?
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can you please put this into downloadable zip file?
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