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Kennelmus
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Folkstone Prism (1971)
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Sundazed |
| Length: |
37:25 |
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1. |
I Don't Know
2:27 |
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Patti's Dream
4:31 |
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Dancing Doris
3:34 |
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Goodbye Pamela Ann
3:39 |
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Monologue
0:52 |
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Black Sunshine
2:50 |
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Think for Yourself
2:49 |
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The Bug, the Goat, & the Hearse
0:42 |
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Shapes of Sleep
2:43 |
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Cloud of Lead
0:37 |
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Mother of My Children
2:44 |
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1001 Twice
1:05 |
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Sylvan Shores
2:51 |
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Bulletin!!!
0:30 |
15. |
The Raven
5:23 |
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Kennelmus
Folkstone Prism
LP released 1971
CD released 1999
1. I Don't Know (2:27)
2. Patti's Dream (4:31)
3. Dancing Doris (3:34)
4. Goodbye Pamela Ann (3:40)
5. Monologue (0:53)
6. Black Sunshine (2:51)
7. Think for Yourself (2:49)
8. The Bug, the Goat, & the Hearse (0:42)
9. Shapes of Sleep (2:44)
10. Cloud of Lead (0:38)
11. Mother of My Children (2:44)
12. 1001 Twice (1:06)
13. Sylvan Shores (2:51)
14. Bulletin!!! (0:31)
15. The Raven (5:24)
Total time: 37:25
AMG review (Cub Koda):
In the early 1970s, Kennelmus was Arizona's only psychedelic surf band. Their
lone debut album is one of the true rarities of pyschedelia and is presented in
its original form, sans any remixes or extra tracks. The music, just as heralded
as the album is rare, is an oddball head on collision of the Chantays,
Quicksilver Messenger Service, Lee Hazlewood and Ennio Morricone & the Electric
Prunes all rolled up into one gigantic head rush. Listing individual tracks is
almost senseless as the album was conceived as one long piece of continuous
music, but selections like "I Don't Know," "Dancing Doris," "Shapes of Sleep"
and the closing "The Raven" have a hypnotic pull all their own. A true visionary
piece or late psychedelic noodling, you be the judge, but definitely a band with
a sound and a style all their own.
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