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Never one to settle for the status quo

" was even sampled by The Prodigy for their breakout hit "Firestarter

Martin Jenkins (aka Pye Corner Audio) makes his debut on Death Waltz Originals with a complex tapestry of sounds equally suitable for astral travelling or movie sound tracking

and she muses over relationships

and for Five

The Electric Prunes: Release Of An Oath (Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP integrated amplifier Never one to settle for"Starting with their 1967 self titled release featuring 'I Had Too Much to Dream (Last Night),' The Electric Prunes made 4 fantastic albums for the Reprise label in the space of 2 years, but by the time they made Release Of An Oath, the last of the four, not a single member of the original band was left. But two key individuals were still in the fold: engineer Dave Hassinger, who retained the rights to the Electric Prunes name and served as producer