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The Bodhi-Beat Poets
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The Bodhi-Beat Poets were a British synth pop band of the 1980s. The group's name is sometimes spelled as Bodhi Beat Poets, but The Bodhi-Beat Poets appears on most of their record sleeves and is therefore the preferred spelling. Led by lyricist Craig Runyon, The Bodhi-Beat Poets released two albums: Baltimore (1984) and White Light (1987). On the first, Runyon was assisted by musicians David Harrow, Ian Caple and Chris Stacly; on the second Harrow and Stacly had disappeared, a number of other musicians helping Runyon instead. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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Electrical Language (Independent British Synth Pop 78-84)
Electrical Language: Independent British Synth Pop 78-84
Further Perspectives & Distortion: An Encyclopedia of British Experimental and Avant-Garde Music 1976-1984
Pillows And Prayers: Cherry Red Records 1981-1984 (40th Anniversary Edition)
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Further Perspectives & Distortion: An Encyclopedia Of British Experimental And Avant-Garde Music 1976 - 1984
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Further Perspectives & Distortion (An Encyclopedia Of British Experimental And Avant-Garde Music 76-84)
Baltimore
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Electrical Language - Independant British Synth Pop 78-84
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Baltimore [Behold the Precious Stupa] Positive Paranoia!
Baltimore - EP
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Electrical Language: Independant British Synth Pop 1978-1984
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Further Perspectives Distortion: An Encyclopedia Of British Experimental And Avant-Garde Music 1976 - 1984