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Hawkwind - Assassins of Allah Released on: Assassins Of Allah album Genre: Rock Released in: 1987 "One of England's most enduring rock bands, Hawkwind was formed in London during the late '60s, just as art rock was coming into its own. Though lesser known than contemporaries, the band is widely hailed as one of space rock's early pioneers. Their potent mix of psychedelia, prog, hard rock, and lyrics steeped in science fiction."

George Coleman, Cedar Walton, Bob Berg, Sam Jones, Billy Higgins – Eastern Rebellion 2 Released on: December 17, 1992 Genre: Post Bop Recorded on: December 14, 1990 & December 16, 1990 "Cedar Walton came to prominence as a member of the band, The Jazz Messengers, before establishing a long career as a bandleader and composer. Several of his compositions have become jazz standards, including Mosaic."

Booker Ervin - Boo Released in: 1961 Released on: That's It album Genre: Jazz "Booker Ervin was a very distinctive tenor with a hard, passionate tone and an emotional style that was still tied to chordal improvisation, a true original. He was originally a trombonist, but taught himself tenor while in the Air Force 1950-1953."

The Zombies - Play It For Real Released on: Breathe Out, Breathe In Released in: 2011 Duration: 3:26 The Zombies · Play It For Real "The Zombies name is officially revived as Blunstone and Argent tour together. Jim  and Steve Rodford join them as a bass guitarist and a drummer."

Super Furry Animals - Pass the Time Released on: November 23, 1998 Genre: Pop, Rock Composed by: Super Furry Animals "A biography called Rise of the Super Furry Animals saw publication by the end of the year. In 2016, they played several festival dates in the U.S., along with releasing an anthem for Euro 2016. A new hits compilation heralded a series of archival releases that wound up encompassing 20th anniversary editions of Fuzzy Logic, Radiator, and Guerrilla, as well as a collection of BBC performances that appeared in 2018."

Third Ear Band - Part III Recorded in: Munich Released in: 1970 Duration: 3:21 "Third Ear Band was founded by drummer Glen Sweeney, who had roots in Britain's free jazz scene, and had played with an avant garde ensemble. Sweeney described Third Ear's music as electric acid raga. Sweeney molded Third Ear into an acoustic ensemble, with the addition of oboe, violin, viola, and cello."

Lou Reed - Kill Your Sons Released in: September 1974 Genre: Glam Rock Produced by: Steve Katz, Lou Reed "Lou Reed received electroconvulsive therapy shock treatment. The treatments left Reed feeling like a vegetable and he said that it caused him to lose his memory and his ability to concentrate enough to read, hence the lyrics."