The Psych Ward: Volume Two by Soft Machine
The Soft Machine Volume Two (1969) is a groundbreaking album that shaped the Canterbury Scene, blending Rock, Pop, Jazz, Psychedelia, and Dada influences.
The Soft Machine Volume Two (1969) is a groundbreaking album that shaped the Canterbury Scene, blending Rock, Pop, Jazz, Psychedelia, and Dada influences.
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