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1 de jun. de 2018 · The Daevid Allen - Banana Moon in GREEN SINGLE cover is no that a PROMO issue!!!!! On the spin off is it stamped "a arlacem" som betyr PROMO, but as with very many Latin word you must share it in two. I live in Spain and have two French neighbours as solved this mystery in two minutes. So forget REISSUE and take care about your PROMO copy!
5 de feb. de 2020 · Daevid Allen. Dreamy, pastoral, and wide-eyed, Good Morning mixes English folk music with a take on psychedelic pop that rivals Syd Barrett’s best work. The wistful title track blends tasteful acoustic guitar with synthesizer and dense, Beatlesque harmonies. Other standouts include “Have You Seen My Friend” and “French Garden.”.
Design [Graphic Design], Layout – Karen Anderson (2) Liner Notes – Daevid Allen Weird Quartet. Mastered By – Robert Rich. Painting [Front And Back Cover Paintings] – Hawk Alfredson. Performer [Quartets Performed By] – Daevid Allen, Don Falcone, Jay Radford, Michael Clare, Paul Sears, Trey Sabetelli *.
Brainville, Daevid Allen With Hugh Hopper & Pip Pyle. Released. 2004 — UK. CD — Album, Limited Edition. The Mystery Disque (Das Duz Dae Duz Das) Daevid Allen & Das. Released. 2006 — UK. CD — Album, Limited Edition. Melbourne Studio Tapes. Daevid Allen - Invisible Opera Company Of Oz. Released. 2004 — UK. CD — Album, Limited Edition.
27 de oct. de 2014 · Daevid Allen (born Christopher David Allen on 13 January 1938 in Melbourne, Australia; died on 13 March 2015) was an Australian poet, guitarist, singer, composer and performance artist. He was one of the founders of the British progressive rock band Soft Machine in 1966.
The Daevid Allen - Banana Moon in GREEN SINGLE cover is no that a PROMO issue!!!!! On the spin off is it stamped "a arlacem" som betyr PROMO, but as with very many Latin word you must share it in two. I live in Spain and have two French neighbours as solved this mystery in two minutes. So forget REISSUE and take care about your PROMO copy!
Live at the Kennel Club, San Francisco, March 3rd, 1992. No info (apart from track titles) on cover. All credits taken from the DVD. CD-2 : "Zero Theme" is in fact "Thought For Naught" followed by "A P.H.P.'s Advice (instrumental)" from the album You. DVD-2 : "Beginnings" is a spoken introduction by Daevid Allen followed by "Audience Invocation".
