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Mount Shasta

by Osbie Feel

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Manatees Dream of Electric Lemurians in the Night 07:19
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2.
Sasquatch 06:21
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3.
Pedigree Pal 15:30
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Scenic Mountain Highways and Psyways 11:22
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Seaweed 14:54
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6.
Kumari Kandam 10:23
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osbie feel's debut album on feathered coyote records is a loose concept album about the journey to lemuria, through space portals, magical beagle dances, and scenic mountain highways and psyways.
the album was recorded in spring 2010 by osbie feel during one of his time-traveling appearances in the here and now, made possible by the special space-time-conduits installed at maximum lime studios.

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released June 1, 2012

all songs written and performed by osbie feel
except "seaweed" which was written by osbie and mr. insalata. mr. insalata also plays guitar and bass on the same track.
recorded and mixed at maximum lime studios by osbie feel and the horned bird of transgression

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Feathered Coyote Records Waidhofen An Der Ybbs, Austria

DIY label specializing in psychedelic, experimental and challenging sounds. Based in Waidhofen/Ybbs, Lower Austria

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