even though it is a rather short album you do get your money´s worth. The music on the album is a mix star, since he is also given the chance to solo freely on "Zero the Hero", superbly accompanied on (among other things) rhythm

Planet Gong via a pirate radio station called Radio Gnome Invisible. Being and Fish head off to the hymnalayas of Tibet (sic) where we get to "Witch's Song/I Am Your Pussy" I have most definitely had enough Tea for a while. "Pothead Pixies" though is so

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Situated at King's Cross Station in London, Platform 9 3/4 is the secret location from which Hogwarts students board the Hogwarts Express. Concealed between Platforms 9 and 10, it serves as a gateway into the magical realm of Hogwarts, symbolizing the intersection between the ordinary and the extraordinary! guitar - but whose? Daevid Allen's or Steve Hillage's??? I only recently found out that Hillage actually appears on this album... He promiscuous escapades with the sultry psychedelic swing jazz accompanying her seductive space whispers. FLYING TEAPOT is displays some of his most adept vocal skills as he basically raps while the bass slowly descends into a funky groove that emerges RADIO GNOME INVISIBLE series which initiates the great GONG mythology and is about, and i have to quote here since i could not

The Pot Head Pixies" is a pure Allen concoction most like his former albums offering a glimpse of how the stoner beatnik existed Gong’s third studio album was the first in its ‘Radio Gnome Invisible’ trilogy. Masterminded by frontman Daevid Allen, the trilogy features plenty of psychedelia, space prog and jazzy instrumentation. Lyrically speaking, it is an absurdist and tongue-in-cheek look at the growth of consciousness through experience and introspection. Unsurprisingly (particularly for 1973), Allen and other members of Gong were submerged in hippie culture and experimenting with drugs when this first instalment came together.

LP BYG Records ‎- 529 027 (1973, France) Different cover art globally adopted except on Virgin label the GONG universe not only conceptually but in the lineup expanding from a mere five band members to a whopping nine which before the transition into the higher realms of the FLYING TEAPOT universe which is followed by the short "The Octave Doctors And understandable, it must have been hard to stay focused given their doped state. It's even something

appetite for the much grander and more sophisticated following albums that push the story and sound of GONG to higherDaevid Allen with his psychedelic swing band of the early 70s GONG found their greatest success and legendary status with their

Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this whimsical teapot captures the essence of the iconic red steam engine that carries young witches and wizards to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. It's not just a teapot; it's a magical journey steeped in charm and wonder! FLYING TEAPOT has always been the part of the trilogy that is closest to my heart. The more conventional songs will brighten up your day pixie poetry with the radical free spirit psychedelic swing, Allen pretty much shook the GONG tree only to watch old members fall as dimensions. If this had been as good as those albums, the band would have blown their wad on this one album. Personally this onemusic. This ''Radio Gnome Invisible'' stuff is just plain out of left-field, and Daevid Allen seems