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Dave Bixby
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Ode To Quetzalcoatl (1972)
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38:59 |
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Folk |
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Drug Song
3:18 |
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Free Indeed
3:16 |
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I Have Seen Him
3:12 |
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Mother
2:57 |
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Morning Sun
3:30 |
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Prayer
3:11 |
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Lonely Faces
3:54 |
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Open Doors
3:05 |
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666
3:09 |
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Waiting For The Rains
2:14 |
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Secret Forest
4:53 |
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Peace
2:20 |
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Ode to Quetzalcoatl. D-24 700320. 1972?
Well, most of what i know i learned from the back cover of this lp: heavy drug user Dave Bixby freaks out, asks Christ to save him and lo & behold, he is born again! The down side being that it still seems like something is gnawing at him; the mood of this lp is bleak as hell, even when he's trying to be "uplifting". Some nice echo effects on the guitar & vocals remind me of Jandek & this definitely has the same kind of loner feel. I don't own this lp (it's a rare private press lp); I got a CD copy from my old boss, who was a bit of a novice at ripping from vinyl...these mp3s have been considerably cleaned up. If there's any problem with the encoding, let me know.
Jeremy Pisani
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