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OBSCURE ROCK VOLUME ONE
| Artist | Song | |
| Flower Travellin' Band |
Satori pt. 1 - Satori (1971) 
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| Thomas Lueck | Kosmos - Soundtracks of Eastern Germany (2001) | |
| Nina Hagen | Du hast den Farbfilm vergessen - Du hast den Farbfilm vergessen (1992) | |
| 3 Hur-El | Gonul Sabreyle Sabreyle - Love, Peace and Poetry - Asian Psychedelic Music (2000) - Originally Released on Hurel Arsivi (1974) | |
| The Lollipop Shoppe | You Must Be a Witch - Just Colour (1967) | |
| The Rattles | The Witch - Various: Legend of a Mind (2003) | |
| Third World War | Preaching Violence - Third World War (1971) | |
| Kevin Coyne | Chairmans Ball - Marjory Razorblade (1973) | |
| Monokini | Tchuby Tchuba - Mondo Topless (2003) | |
| Sharp Five | Chidori No Kyoku - Munetaka Inoue & His Sharp Five (1968) | |
| SRC | Daystar - SRC (1968) | |
| Keef Hartley Band | You Can Choose - Overdog (1971) | |
| Ten Wheel Drive with Genya Ravan | Polar Bear Rug - Construction #1 (1969) | |
| Erkin Koray | My Delight - Tutkusu (1977) | |
| Saturn V Featuring Orbit | Say I Am - Behind Closed Doors at a Recording Session (1999) | |
| Simply Saucer | She's a Dog - Cyborgs Revisited [Bonus Tracks] (2003) | |
| The Exkursions | It's Been Set Down - The Exkursions (1971) | |
| The Cajun Kings | She Cried - Share My Love b/w She Cried 45 (Valon, 196?) | |
| October Cherries | Bad Trip - Dreamseller (1972) | |
Comment:
In 2006 I discovered WFMU, their blog and wonderful obscure music blogs in general. A few days ago, I finished organizing a summer's worth of mp3's into specific categories. Here is a combination of my "Pysch" and "Experimental Rock" folders. Half of this is probably new from the last week, but the rest comes from the summer of 06'. I am sorry about the sound quality, I don't know how to equalize the volumes on Itunes. Can you? Regardless, I love all of these songs and I hope you enjoy it.
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Looks trippy. WFMU is a great listen.
VERY, VERY cool. Happy to say I'm familiar the vast majority of these, which obviously means...not much. But, hey, I've ALWAYS loved the path less traveled (musically speaking), so Kudos to you, good sir.
WFMU is the kind of station we need here in England. Simply Saucer and Lollipop Shoppe, chewy.
I'm a big fan of WFMU and their blog which means....I've never heard any of these songs. But I like the concept.... Sorry, can't help you on the iTunes front.
Holy crap, what an education! MOTW ;-)