Polyester Dreams

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Hey guys, I just launched a self-produced webisode series that promotes obscure psych, prog and glam rock songs from the 60s and 70s. It's available on www.polyesterdreams.com and on iTunes.
Each episode features the comical tribulations of Warren Orlando, a manic-depressive prog rock DJ at the fictional radio station WXLA. The show interweaves the events of Warren's downward spiraling life with homemade music videos for the forgotten songs he plays on his show.
I also host "Plastic Tales from the Marshmallow Dimension" on WNYU 89.1 FM in NYC and on wnyu.org. It's a psych/prog show that has been around since the early 80s.
Anyway, I'm trying to get the word out and I thought perhaps your readers would be interested or maybe you guys would be interested in reviewing it on your blog. Check out the first episode, I think you'll dig it!
Thanks,
Andrew Harrison

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	This sounds kind of interesting: Hey guys, I just launched a self-produced webisode series that promotes obscure psych, prog and glam rock songs from the 60s and 70s. It's available on www.polyesterdreams.com and on iTunes. Each episode features the comical tribulations of Warren Orlando, a manic-depressive prog rock DJ at the fictional radio station WXLA. The show interweaves the events of Warren's downward spiraling life with homemade music videos for the forgotten songs he plays on his show. I also host "Plastic Tales from the Marshmallow Dimension" on WNYU 89.1 FM in NYC and on wnyu.org. It's a psych/prog show that has been around since the early 80s. Anyway, I'm trying to get the word out and I thought perhaps your readers would be interested or maybe you guys would be interested in reviewing it on your blog. Check out the first episode, I think you'll dig it! Thanks, Andrew Harrison