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PHOTO LP: The Super Soul Orchestra Singers - Songs of Stevie Wonder (Windmill)

'Superstition', wonky drum break ofcourse.

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Parade of Pops - Show Down (Windmill)

Electric Light Orchestra cover, 1973.

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Parade of Pops - Ain't No Sunshine (Windmill)

Open Intro Drums!

wrt. Bill Withers, 1972.

"Same recording as the Alan Caddy: Tribute to.."

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Rockery - Get Off My Cloud (Windmill)

Brief Drum Intro, 1973.

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Reframe the Concept ‎– S/T - 7″ - Windmill Records - WR-3

Pressing Stats

Pressing #: 1st

Color:  Black

Qty Pressed:  700

Additional Info: Other Pressing Available

Track Listing

Cosmic

Regret

The Beginning and the End

Sand.Built.Dreams.

7.0/10

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#163: MAR - “solitude of many”

if i remember correctly MAR was supporting STALINGRAD in the tüwi at the end of august 1997. this was the very first show i went to, after moving to vienna. i still remember nuri screaming his lungs out. [back then he had lots of locks on his head. please correct me, if i’m wrong.] the show was great and there were lots of people, even though it was in summer.

the “solitude of many”-7″ was released by stefan kauschitz (windmill records) one year later (if discogs is right - there’s no date on the records/in the booklet). i was lucky enough to get one copy of the clear-vinyl version. the artwork (cover and booklet) is really great. just like the music. you can’t put MAR in a certain box, though. you’ve got this metallic edge that gets mixed up with power violence or even screamo. the later recordings were much more metallic - like the split-7″ with FALL TIME. on firewalk with me. the four songs on “solitude of many” have aged very well indeed.

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