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PROWLER - Pale Green Vauxhall Driving Man 7" classical The record constantly veers away

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The record constantly veers away from any clear reference points

Pink Stones are an Athens Georgia outfit that grew up on punk rock and became Cosmic Cowboys

Though Steve might find humour in the fact the last song of his recording career is named "I Don't Fear Hell"

Less experimental rhythmically than earlier stuff but in places very playful

has long stood at the leading edge of Australia’s experimental music scene

PROWLER - Pale Green Vauxhall Driving Man 7" classical The record constantly veers awayLimited edition of 300 copies. PROWLER featured the wildly prolific team of Martin Briley and Brian Engel from such faves as MANDRAKE PADDLE STEAMER, STARBUCK 'Do You Like Boys', LIVERPOOL ECHO, SHAMBLES 'Hello Baby', TRUE ADVENTURE, etc. This is not really a reissue per se because the original uncensored version has never been released on vinyl before. It was released in a censored form as the oddly titled 'Pale Green (Hmmmm) Driving Man' in 1972.

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