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26. Right? Their sense of ambience, long before the digital era, brought us long play music (which is why they were

Fri Apr 26, 2024, 02:11 AM

Apr 26

making it onto progressive FM music playlists of 60's/70's) and later, Brian Eno, and looong play disco music that evolved into electronica.

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RIP to a musical genius. Lunabell Apr 25 #1

It is to me too! AloeVera Apr 25 #3

Definitely on the late night playlist. pfitz59 Apr 25 #7

Boy do I feel mortal these days. nolabear Apr 25 #2

RIP 2naSalit Apr 25 #4

Rest in Beautyful Musical Peace, Mike Pinder. Cha Apr 25 #5

Peace, Brother world wide wally Apr 25 #6

now he knows Codifer Apr 25 #8

One of my 2 or 3 favorite bands in the late 60's/early 70's. scipan Apr 25 #9

Oh yes, not looking forward to it. scipan Apr 25 #16

I had their first 7 albums and still listen to them... surfered Apr 25 #10

One of the greatest bands of the DemocraticPatriot Apr 25 #11

They were (are) such a unique sound at the time IcyPeas Apr 25 #12

All of them gone??? Oh no!!! LeftInTX Apr 25 #15

Not all of them. Whatthe_Firetruck Apr 25 #19

Oh no. Whatthe_Firetruck Apr 26 #29

RIP BuddhaGirl Apr 25 #17

Beautiful and transcendent BuddhaGirl Apr 26 #30

And they did it mostly without synthesizers. Bongo Prophet Apr 26 #24

I used to play Days Of The Future Passed over and over. 58Sunliner Apr 25 #21

I was a latecomer DFW Apr 25 #22