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Stonehenge, Saturday the 1st of June, 1985… The day the UK free festivals died. (Or rather were bludgeoned to death.) A Musical.

…featuring Gilli Smyth. Quite a decent audience recording of a performance from the Wise Crone Café, Glastonbury Festival, 1993. Visit the UK Invisibles at BrianAbbott.info, and mySpace.

30 second radio spot promoting their 20 May 2011 'post-vintage psychedelic extravaganza' in Coorabell, Australia, as read by the U of E's very own guitarist (and voice actor) Josh Pollock.

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Free and fabulous dub/electronica, with love & light, from Steffe Lewry and Cheryl Newsam. Visit them at SoundCloud, SoundAwesome, and mySpace.

We may need a bigger box of crayons.

The intro to the intro. A snippet of the signature pitter-patter of approaching pixies… 24 seconds that will turn heads. Let them know what team you're on.

8'13 of maximum groove space from the Melkweg in Amsterdam.

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1980 half hour radio Q and A session recorded by Jeff Wootton. Taped in a discarded bean tin beside a busy airport runway, on a hot summer day in a city famed for having its river repeatedly catch fire, Daevid goes on about gamelan, history, drugs, ritual, comparative religion, mysticism, cult super-stardom, Charlie Records, what he is and isn't doing, with and to whom, where and why.

Convolutingly drawn by Daevid Allen in 1973 - who else could do it? Full of pixies, teapots and characters from the Planet Gong, and a space to come clean with your name - Yes I have seen a Flying Teapot! Help! Did you colour yours in? Could you colour yours in? Did you wish you hadn't half way through? Never mind - you can have loads of goes now.

Back in the day a wee line inside the gate-fold of the Flying Teapot Lp offered this prime slice of Gongrabelia 'free' if you wrote nicely to Virgin Records.