So, yeah, Ray Bradbury was very popular among dark sci-fi/horror readers in the late 60's (much as H.P. Lovecraft, whom readers were just discovering around that time, was). But this album is insipid lightweight orchestral folk-rock that doesn't do justice to "The October Country", the story collection that it refers to. Though there was a good psych band at the time called October Country who did the classic "My Girlfriend Is a Witch" that can be found on certain garage comps. Not a criticism of your blog, I'm always finding great stuff here but of course there are some clunkers. Cheers!
Here, at Ezhevika Fields, I'm providing information & listening preview samples of lost albums from the past. My only aim is to promote real art & music for some reasons currently unavailable according to my sources. If you are the artist or label & would like the link to be removed just contact me & it will be done.
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So, yeah, Ray Bradbury was very popular among dark sci-fi/horror readers in the late 60's (much as H.P. Lovecraft, whom readers were just discovering around that time, was). But this album is insipid lightweight orchestral folk-rock that doesn't do justice to "The October Country", the story collection that it refers to. Though there was a good psych band at the time called October Country who did the classic "My Girlfriend Is a Witch" that can be found on certain garage comps. Not a criticism of your blog, I'm always finding great stuff here but of course there are some clunkers. Cheers!
thanks a lot
thanks a lot
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