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Name:Kaleidoscope 1968 A Beacon From Mars [

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beacon.nfo (Size: 70.64 MB) (Files: 10)

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beacon.sfv

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Kaleidoscope, The - A Beacon From Mars - 01 - I Found Out.mp3

3.00 MB

Kaleidoscope, The - A Beacon From Mars - 02 - Greenwood Sidee.mp3

5.88 MB

Kaleidoscope, The - A Beacon From Mars - 03 - Life Will Pass You By.mp3

4.72 MB

Kaleidoscope, The - A Beacon From Mars - 04 - Taxim.mp3

26.06 MB

Kaleidoscope, The - A Beacon From Mars - 05 - Baldheaded End Of A Broom.mp3

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Kaleidoscope, The - A Beacon From Mars - 06 - Louisiana Man.mp3

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Kaleidoscope, The - A Beacon From Mars - 07 - You Don't Love Me.mp3

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Kaleidoscope, The - A Beacon From Mars - 08 - Beacon From Mars.mp3

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Artist....: Kaleidoscope
Title.....: A Beacon From Mars
Rel. Date.: 1968
Type/Genre: Psychedelic rock
Size......: 71mb
Format....: mp3
Bitrate...: 192

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Tracks:

1. I Found Out
2. Greenwood Sidee
3. Life Will Pass You By
4. Taxim - Kaleidoscope
5. The Bald-Headed End of a Broom
6. Louisiana Man
7. You Don't Love Me
8. Beacon from Mars

Wielding a battery of exotic instruments that once adorned a thrift-shop front window (bazouki, oud, vina, saz, doumbeg), the Kaleidoscope was every bit as multi-hued and subject-to-change as the telescope full of bright bits of colored glass the band was named after. If there had been a prize for the most eclectic psychedelic outfit, L.A.'s Kaleidoscope would have had it stashed on a shelf--between the hookah pipes and the bowling trophies--in the band's rehearsal space. Formed by multi-instrumentalists David Lindley and Chris Darrow, with a membership that also included multi-instrumentalist Solomon Feldthouse and multi-instrumentalists Max Buda, Chester Crill and Fenrus Epp (all the same person!) along with drummer John Vidican, this wildly experimental outfit pioneered what would become the world-music genre by darting deftly between rock, folk, blues, Cajun, country, Middle Eastern, good-time ballads and Eastern European styles, with plenty of full-blown psychedelia on the side. It's an exotically diverse approach, explored to great effect on 1968's A Beacon from Mars, Kaleidoscope's second LP (the working title for the album was Bacon from Mars). Just float your head through the buoyant, sprawling, mystical title track; the driving, raga-esque "Taxim"; or the graceful opener, "I Found Out," which unfolds like the tender petals of a young rose. Beacon from Mars is an album no fan of '60s West Coast psych can afford to miss!