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RADIO GNOME INVISIBLE PART 1 - FLYING TEAPOTGongCanterbury Scene3.94 | 677 ratings |
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Funnily enough I managed to acquire this album in late 1973. I "found" it in a local record store while working in a
small country town. As the cover suggests it is not most straight laced album or band on the planet and the store
owners were as pleased to offload it as I was to buy it. This album was my first encounter with Gong and the band has
never disappointed. TFTP is a very interesting album as there is as much going on, on the vinyl as there is on the gate
fold (but that is another story). Every listener has their own tastes and opinions which is why albums like this one are
not easy to review. Personally I very much enjoy this album, as it is light-hearted as well as musically sound as easy to
digest. If you don't take the content too seriously, you may actually enjoy the journey to planet GonG. I am, you are,
we are-crazy-.
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