Castle Canyon

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American avant-prog band from 1973! Friends from Portland, Oregon that had a shared fascination for shroom hunting and weird music. They wrote a handful or so of tunes back then, but their local environment wasn't the best to pursue music outside of the mainstream format, and life and circumstance saw to it that the band fell apart sometime around 1975. Some 20 odd years laters Fred Chalenor and Ian Walker reconnect, as they had on several occasions over the years, but now they had the means and possibility to do something with the material created back then. That they had found a drummer, paul Elias, who could connect with their visions from yesteryear was the vital ingredient needed for this to happen. Compositions were brought forth, examined and tweaked. And in 2009 the final result was released as Gods of 1973. The document of a bygone era, of a mental state of mind, and a creative effort that for a generation had nagged at it's creators to be released, set free, and be known. Lifted from Progarchives. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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Gods of 1973

Criteria Obsession

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Decameron - Ten Days in 100 Novellas

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Decameron: Ten Days in 100 Novellas, Part III

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Decameron: ten days in 100 novellas, part 1

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1973

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Decameron - Ten Days in 100 Novellas (Pt. 1)

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Decameron: Ten Days in 100 Novellas, Part I

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Ten Days in 100 Novellas

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Decameron Ten Days in 100 Novellas Part 1

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Decameron: Ten Days in 100 Novellas - Part I

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