LL/PSL: Can/Strawbs - Midnight Splash

[kath]

suddenly i find myself air drumming.

[kath]

Round and Round and Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Round




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mwhahahahahahaaaa

[Spock!]

Got the impression Dave really enjoys singing Round and Round, he gets quite theatrical with his hand/arm gestures. Certainly relishes spitting out the lyrics.

[Neil Jung]

The Cousins autobiography is on eBay at £65.

[C]

Round and Round and Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Round

ooooooooof!



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[C]

£65???


Lay a Little Light On Me






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[kath]

every now and then a touch of gabriel goin awnnnnn

[C]

every now and then a touch of gabriel goin awnnnnn

Yes





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[kath]

clothe me with yerrrr brightness
lay a lil light on me

[Spock!]

Stephen Lambe, author of Citizens of Hope and Glory: The Story of Progressive Rock, has called it "their most prog album" and has identified John Hawken's Mellotron playing as "a particular highlight". The album ranked number 44 in 50 Greatest Prog Rock Albums of All Time list of Rolling Stone magazine.

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It's certainly up there for me, though I think of it a little as their Abbey Road - a variety of rich sounds, generally smooth. Was rather fixated on it a year or two ago, playing at least once daily for a few weeks.

[Neil Jung]

The Cousins autobiography is on eBay at £65.

Make that £84 and another at £250!

I’m here. Just can’t get a word in.

The production is very good.

[C]

John Hawken needs so much credit for his contribution on this album

They all do but the keyboards throughout are very special




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[Hightea]

Round and Round and Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Roundand Round and Round




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i repeat myself when i'm distressed

[kath]

Stephen Lambe, author of Citizens of Hope and Glory: The Story of Progressive Rock, has called it "their most prog album" and has identified John Hawken's Mellotron playing as "a particular highlight". The album ranked number 44 in 50 Greatest Prog Rock Albums of All Time list of Rolling Stone magazine.

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It's certainly up there for me, though I think of it a little as their Abbey Road - a variety of rich sounds, generally smooth. Was rather fixated on it a year or two ago, playing at least once daily for a few weeks.

some beatlish runs in this here song

i love all of this

[Spock!]

every now and then a touch of gabriel goin awnnnnn

Now you mention it, yes.




And the descending riff in Lay A Little Light is rather She's So Heavy.

[C]

Phoney profiteers suitably seeming sad
Preparing for the kingdom
Annointing us with wisdom
Convinced that we'll be glad





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[Hightea]

John Hawken needs so much credit for his contribution on this album

They all do but the keyboards throughout are very special




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agree really thought that when I saw it live.

[kath]

I’m here. Just can’t get a word in.

sorry about that. mwhahahaa.i get all babbly and whatnot

[kath]

every now and then a touch of gabriel goin awnnnnn

Now you mention it, yes.




And the descending riff in Lay A Little Light is rather She's So Heavy.

yes! you are hearing what i hear

[C]

Still Small Voice - I'm in

(it's only a couple,of minutes)




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