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Full Title - Taking Drugs To Make Music To Take Drugs To. Originally released as a bootleg album in 1990, this demos compilation is a prime collector's item. The definitive reissue features 14 tracks including one previously unreleased version of 'Transparent Radiation' as a bonus track. Gatefold papersleeve. Space Age Recordings. 2000.
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Unpretentious, hypnotic, driving rhythm guitars---- ecstatic & meditative, fun, uplifting, with vocals, honest thrilling music, not over-produced. It will enhance your good mood. A good CD to play when you feel like celebrating.
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A strange combination of the Velvet Underground and the Jesus and Mary Chain, with repetition and freeform noodling taking center stage. Music for a late night with coffee, and some strange animation or film in the background. You will find the key here, but the key to what?
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taking drugs to make music to take drugs to is one of my favorite albums that they made still missing some really great songs but has some of the best songs they ever have done if your going to get a spacemen 3 album get this one also you should look into the brian jonestown massacre if you like spacemen 3 it is some of the better music that has come out since the 90s
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