Re: Chrysalis and Definition (off-topic)

[ArsOcarina@aol.com]

Heheheh,

I never heard of these folks but I just gave 'em a listen anyway. 
What a trip! I used to listen to a lot of stuff like this way back when. 
There were sure a lot more bands doing this sort of "one off" LPs
in those days -- or so it seems. 

My particular favorite from that era was a Canadian band called
The Collectors. They imploded after 2 albums and later morphed
into a forgettable mainstream rock band called Chilliwhack (sp?).

And then there was Joe Byrd and the Field Hippies . . . and the
Bonzo Dog Band   . . . and . . .   etc., etc. (off into dull old fart 
reminiscing). Heheheh. 

Those were the days . . . and these are the days too BTW.
We live in a remarkable time of our own. We're lucky to see it.

Best regards,

tEd ® kiLLiAn

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