A1 You May Die (Intro) 1:05 A2 Two Dope Boyz (In A Cadillac) 2:46 A3 ATLiens 3:50 A4 Wheelz Of Steel 4:03 A5 Jazzy Belle 4:12 B1 Elevators (Me & You) 4:22 B2 Ova Da Wudz 3:48 B3 Babylon 4:24 B4 Wailin' 2:00 C1 Mainstream 5:18 C2 Decatur Psalm 3:58 C3 Millenium 3:09 C4 E

Pintura Roja gained popularity on the radio and acquired a one-hour program on Radio Inca called “Pinceladas Musicales”

Suedehead (POP 1618) A Suedehead 3:56 B I Know Very Well How I Got My Name 2:00 Everyday Is Like Sunday (POP 1619) C Everyday Is Like Sunday 3:44 D Disappointed 3:03 The Last Of The Famous International Playboys (POP 1620) E The Last Of The Famous International Playboys 3:40 F Lucky Lisp 2:51 Interesting Drug (POP 1621) G Interesting Drug 3:27 H Such A Little Thing Makes Such A Big Difference 2:51 Ouija Board

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Moondog (2) - The Story Of Moondog (Limited Color LP) Beck A1 You May Die (Intro)Born May 26, 1916 in Marysville, Kansas; died September 8, 1999 in Mnster, Germany. Moondog wrote most of his music in braille, having lost his sight in an accident involving a dynamite cap at the age of 17. Revered pioneer on the avant garde minimalist scene, usually within the jazz realm. His revolutionary attitude towards composition and melody was lauded by such eminent contemporaries as [a=Philip Glass] and [a=Steve Reich], while his style and