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"Emerald" From Food For Thought "Feeling Free" From Food For Thought "High Steppin'" From Live At Redhill "Life Forever" From Live At Redhill "Like A Bird" From Food For Thought "Tripology" From Live At Redhill [link="http://www.myspace.com/ogreland"] © Ogreland Productions™[/link] [link="http://www.wildphucker.com"] Main Site [/link] [link="http://wildphucker.blogspot.com/"] Blog [/link] [link="http://www.myspace.com/wildphucker39smagicalsoundmachine"] On My Space [/link] [link="http://www.reverbnation.com/wildphucker"]Reverb Nation[/link] [link="http://cdbaby.com/cd/wphmsm"] cdbaby [/link] [link="http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playListId=154105564"] AppleiTunes[/link] [link="http://www.bitmunk.com/view/media/6570292"] Bitmunk [/link] [link="http://www.tradebit.com/filedetail.php/1575572"] Tradebit [/link] [link="http://www.greatindie.com/ipnmusic/store/list.php?item_number=634479266171"] GreatIndieMusic [/link] [link="http://payplay.fm/wphmsm"] PayPlay [/link] [link="http://www.groupietunes.com/artists/wildphucker_s_magicalsoundmachine"] GroupieTunes [/link] The stage was set with various instruments and a large sound system stage centre, which turned out to belong to the support act, Wild P Hucker’s Magical Sound Machine. Dry ice swirled and glacial synth music swelled up from the sound system until, a good five minutes later, Wild P appeared and plugged in his guitar. Some tasteful noodling and soloing followed for the next half hour, live guitar over recorded synth and rhythm backing. Only when it stopped did it occur to me that he was actually pretty good. In terms of presentation, he is a sort of more prog-oriented hippy Spacenutz, in terms of sound more Floyd than Hawkwind. Thanks to Graham P for this review [link="http://www.starfarer.net/sr090606.html"] Link [/link]