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a source for all music library, out-there soundtracks, electronic occultisms, witchy ragas, 60's mod/70's groove, and other now sounds from way out

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My computer of 6 years and 30K songs has died. It's the end of an era and a temporary halt to sounds to broadcast. Oh well. Thank-you all for listening. Stay tuned...you never know what might happen.

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"Hunting Song" by Pentangle from the album Basket Of Light (1969)

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Luboš Fišer - Friends (Valerie and Her Week of Wonders, 1970)

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"Sixty Forty" by Nico off the album Drama Of Exile (1981). Thanks to capturedunderhypnosis for cluing me into this incredible song.

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"The Smile" by David Axelrod from the album Song Of Innocence (1968)

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"White Sand" by Piero Umiliani from the soundtrack Il Corpo (1974)

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"Rotolock" by Daphne Oram (year unknown)

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"The Hidden Door" by Belbury Poly (2009)

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"Where Is Yesterday" by United States Of America (1968)

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“Underlying Expectancy” by John Cameron (1972)

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mort garson - baby’s tears blues

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Alain Goraguer - Ten Et Tiwa (La Planete Sauvage: An Original Soundtrack Recording)

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"Wind In The Trees" by Kim Jung Mi (1973)

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mellow candle - “heaven heath” (from swaddling songs, 1972)

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"Confronto" by Lesiman (1974)

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Basil Kirchin - Negatives

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"The Ecstasy Of Gold" by Ennio Morricone from the soundtrack to the film The Good, The Bad And The Ugly (1966). My all-time favorite song by Morricone. The only song that ever made me cry when I heard it performed live. Thanks for indulging me during this week of Ennio Morricone songs.