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Picture this: You're enjoying a delicious bowl of mushroom soup, when suddenly you notice hundreds of tiny people dressed in cartoonish clothing marching across your tablecloth, jumping into your bowl, swimming around, and clinging to your spoon as you lift it for another taste. You're not dreaming — you've just experienced the effects of a mushroom known scientifically as Lanmaoa asiatica. It belongs to an entirely different class of Fungi than the more commonly known “magic mushrooms” and remains far more mysterious.

The story of how Richard and Karen covered Klaatu, the group rumored to the secret reunion of the Fab Four. Have you heard the one about the futuristic track by a group that were rumored to be The Beatles in disguise, and which was turned into a hit by America’s favorite musical brother and sister? This is the story of how the Carpenters get involved with an organization called the International Flying Saucer Bureau, and turned the affair into a hit record. Devotees of quality pop of the 1970s will, by now, know that we’re talking about “Calling Occupants Of...

Had the pleasure to see Roky perform on several occasions: he was a unique talent and extremely underrated.

Spooky Tooth featuring Mike Harrison - The Last Puff [1970] UK rock from 1970 Island Records ‎– ILPS 9117 (Pink label, UK press) Bass Guitar – Alan Spenner Bass Guitar, Organ, Piano, Guitar – Chris Stainton Drums – Mike Kellie Guitar – Henry McCullough, Luther Grosvenor Vocals – Mike Harrison A1 - I Am The Walrus (Lennon/McCartney) A2 - Wrong Time (Wright) A3 - Something To Say (Cocker, Nichols) B1 - Nobody There At All (Post) B2 - Down River (Ackles) B3 - Son Of Your Father (Elton John) B4 - The Last Puff (Stainton) The Last Puff From Wikipedia,...