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What Becomes Of Me by Spock’s Beard from the album Noise Floor

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We have a special celebrity guest on our next episode of That Gosh Darn Hippie Show, and it’s none other than the psychedelic rock magnates of the 60s and 70s, Iron Butterfly! (Not to be confused with I. Ron Butterfly, who we’re assured is unrelated.)

Thanks to the LeVoy Theatre putting us in contact with the band, this week’s episode will feature an interview with Iron Butterfly in conjunction with their 2019 Soul Experience Tour, as well as a diverse selection of their music. All the questions you ever wanted to know about these geniuses of rock and/or roll but were too afraid to ask, or didn’t think to ask because they were too darn weird, answered right here, right now! And even if you know nothing about Iron Butterfly, this is sure to be a great introduction to their work.

As always, our show airs 6pm Eastern Time on Friday and 9pm Eastern Time on Saturday. You can join us via 93.7 FM WRGG, online via wrgg.org, or listen and livechat with other fans on discord.me/ThatGoshDarnHippieShow. Have a groovy weekend!

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Happy birthday Dave Meros

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PATTERN-SEEKING ANIMALS @psanimals1 — #ElegantVampires #PrehensileTales #ProgRock

Los Angeles progressive rock band PATTERN-SEEKING ANIMALS features the undoubted artistic abilities of current & former Spock’s Beard members: Ted Leonard, Jimmy Keegan & Dave Meros as well as long-time contributing songwriter-producer John Boegehold.

About the musical direction, Boegehold says: “My goal was to produce music that’s progressive and intricate while keeping things immediate and…

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Pattern-Seeking Animals Announce new studio album “Prehensile Tales”!

Pattern-Seeking Animals Announce new studio album “Prehensile Tales”!

In 2019, PATTERN-SEEKING ANIMALS, the California-based band featuring Ted Leonard (lead vocals & guitars), Jimmy Keegan (drums & vocals), Dave Meros (bass) and John Boegehold (keyboards), presented its much-lauded eponymous debut.

Just a year later, the group announces May 15th, 2020 as the release date for its newest opus, “Prehensile Tales”, which expands the stylistic niche carved out by the…

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Cosmograf - The Unreasonable Silence - Album Review

Cosmograf – The Unreasonable Silence – Album Review

Artist: Cosmograf

Album Title: The Unreasonable Silence

Label: Cosmograf Music

Date Of Release: 13 June 2016

Cosmograf is another musical name that I have discovered this year thanks to the power and persuasion of social media, not to mention the increased time that I have now that I am only writing for my own blog. And I’m really pleased to make the acquaintance of Cosmograf. Or, more…

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Louder Than War - Spock's Beard

Louder Than War – Spock’s Beard

Michael Ainscoe of Louder Than War has recently interviewed Dave Meros and Ted Leonard of Spock’s Beard. Here is an excerpt: It is indeed a good time to be a Prog Rock fan. A mini renaissance in the genre sees bands like Spock’s Beard celebrating not only twenty years in the business but also showing no signs of slowing up. Their recently released new album in ‘The Oblivion Particle’, a tour…

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Spock’s Beard geeft prog-rock les met typisch Amerikaanse kleuren

Spock’s Beard geeft prog-rock les met typisch Amerikaanse kleuren

Gezien en gehoord: Spock’s Beard in Muziekcentrum De Bosuil op 4 september 2014.  Review door Frank Hurkmans met foto’s van Hen Metsemakers.

Muziekcentrum De Bosuil heeft als opening van het nieuwe concertseizoen het Amerikaanse prog-rock instituut Spock’s Beardop het programma staan. Gezien de historie, naam en faam van deze band een sterk affiche voor de liefhebbers van progressieve,…

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