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[Riff Raff]

 

[Sharp Dressed Man]

 

[Riff Raff]

Krisiun - Assassination


This completes my collecting of all their albums.

 

[Sharp Dressed Man]

 

[Riff Raff]

 

[nedkelly]

I would describe Tribe after Tribe as alternative rock rather than acid rock They are a South African formed band that are based in Los Angeles.

Ty...you're a treasure chest, man.

 

[Dave78]

 

[BikerDude]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICHyghX4C48

 

[deerwan]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICHyghX4C48

One of my favorite art rock bands (is 'art rock band' still valid?), or
proggers with a holier than thou 'flash guitarist', as my favorite
record store owner used to describe Bill Nelson. Probably one of the
most underrated guitarist of the 70's, the guy could shred and his use
of multiple fx pedals was raised to an art form. Modern music was
my favorite, but Drastic Plastic has gotten better over the years.

Big Kudos BikerDude... another great live is Tremulous Antenna (a
cleaned up RadioLand) and of course your pick, that has a few numbers
on the BBC-er, Tramcar To Tomorrow. Not sure if there are audio
differences between the two.

 

[BikerDude]

One of my favorite art rock bands (is 'art rock band' still valid?), or
proggers with a holier than thou 'flash guitarist', as my favorite
record store owner used to describe Bill Nelson. Probably one of the
most underrated guitarist of the 70's, the guy could shred and his use
of multiple fx pedals was raised to an art form. Modern music was
my favorite, but Drastic Plastic has gotten better over the years.

Big Kudos BikerDude... another great live is Tremulous Antenna (a
cleaned up RadioLand) and of course your pick, that has a few numbers
on the BBC-er, Tramcar To Tomorrow. Not sure if there are audio
differences between the two.

Agreed. Nobody made it sound easier than Bill Nelson.
But just try and play like that and you know, it ain't easy.
I like Bee Bop stuff around this time period.