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Kings Of Oblivion, 573 likes, 1 talking about this, Acoustic Guitar Duo Kings of Oblivion from Yankton, SD

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Kings Of Oblivion, 57 likes, 1 talking about this, Kings Of Oblivion Koo is a band that play Alternative rock music, We mostly compose and we did some record,We hope you will like the page and

Kings Of Oblivion

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Kings Of Oblivion, 15 likes, King of Oblivion is a folk rock and rock duo playing a mix of originals and obscure covers using guitar, sax, bass, and vocals,

Kings Of Oblivion

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Kings of Oblivion

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Kings Of Oblivion, 19 likes, Kings Of Oblivion are Seattle’s most reclusive rock band, Specializing in choice heavy riffs and dark but not violent imagery Kings Of Oblivion toil away in relative

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The Kings of Oblivion, 78 likes, The Kings of Oblivion, A six-piece beat combo from SE London, purveyor of classic and slightly obscure rock tunes dating from the mid-60s to the early ’70s, Featuring

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Kings Of Oblivion + Band in London, EN, facebook; twitter; pinterest; CONTACT, next, menu, prev, London, England, SE22 Active over 1 month ago , ID#: 82080 ; Band , Cover/Tribute; CONTACT MUSIC LIST SHARE, SEEKING Lead Guitar, Keyboard, ABOUT, We gig about once a month, Covers band with special emphasis on late 60’s psychedelic era and early 70’s glam,

Kings of Oblivion

Kings of Oblivion, The Yankton band, The Kings of Oblivion, have provided a unique contribution to the local music scene since their formation in 2007, The dulcet duo are James Dean and Eric Beringer, The name may sound like it might be heavy metal or hard rock, but the Kings is a self-proclaimed cover band even though the members have written

Kings of Oblivion

Kings Of Oblivion is a 1973 album by the UK underground group Pink Fairies, Paul Rudolph had quit the group on the release of What a Bunch of Sweeties, his replacement being Mick Wayne, This new three piece recorded one single, “Well, Well, Well”/“Hold On”, but Sanderson and Hunter were unhappy with the musical direction Wayne was taking the band,

Pink Fairies – Kings Of Oblivion 1973, Vinyl

Includes folded three-leaf 12″x36″ cardboard insert with photos of each band member, Older label design with ST 33 in linked circles and blank rectangle to the left of the spindle-hole, First cat,nr, on cover, second on label, Recorded at the Chipping Norton Recording Studio, ‘Super’ caption on back cover, Barcode and Other Identifiers, Matrix / Runout Label – Side 1: 2383-212 AMatrix

PINK FAIRIES

So the band got paid, management were happy, and the audience all got to see the Fairies twice, This album under review, “The Kings Of Oblivion“, was the Pink Fairies third official release after “Never Never Land” in 1971 and “What A Bunch Of Sweeties” in 1972, But to say the lineup had been consistent was like saying that the English