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  1. I never really cared much about the Beatles but George Harrison's ALL THINGS MUST PASS is high on my list of great albums. I assume my mom bought it for "My Sweet Lord" but "The Ballad of Frankie Crisp" is really the highlight for me (though many tracks just sing).
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      Also, I grew up with this format (triple cassette, IIRC?) and cover. It's way more "English Eerie"-looking than the cover that usually comes up for this album online. (Apparently the image was included as a poster with the LPs, which I've never even seen.)
      oh my god twitter doesn’t include alt text from images in their APIoh my god twitter doesn’t include alt text from images in their API
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        I do wonder what former colony's culture the countercultural Brits of this era would have coopted more heavily instead, if for whatever reason they hadn't been so gung-ho about watering down (Hindu) culture and beliefs. Burmese? West African? Native Australian? Pan-Caribbean?
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          (That said, theres a long history of fascination with India in Britain so... it'd have probably taken a lot to make that happen.)
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