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Astrological Ingredients for the Pandemonium
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Thanks for being in the R & R Listening Club…. In this week’s final fusion of a classic album with astrological attributes we swim deep down with the 2 fishes, into the fantasy realm of the 1967 cosmophonic:
Rock & Roll Zodiac #11 Star Sign Aquarius
Welcome listening club cohorts… Our rock & roll record this week elucidates the eccentricity of Aquarius.
Rock & Roll Zodiac #10 Star Sign Capricorn
Hello again! We’re nearing the end of the Rock & Roll Astrological experience with an extraordinary example of Capricorn cool. And the 1978 stunner is:
Rock & Roll Zodiac #9 Star Sign Sagittarius
Welcome to the Rock & Roll astrology pairing for Jupiter’s archer. A most revered and reckless, mystical and manic album transmits the eccentricity of the Sagittarius, and that 1968 gem is:
Rock & Roll Zodiac #8 Star Sign Scorpio
Our rock & roll astrological merger this week draws us into the depths of water sign Scorpio. There is a perfect album that holds the heaviness of this intense intelligence. 1965, January… the year that began with a most magnificent masterwork:
Rock & Roll Zodiac #7 Star Sign Libra
This week’s Rock & Roll Zodiac Listening Club selection holds the spirit of Libra, the scales, balancing both horror and enchantment in equal intensity. Our 1985 hit record is:
Rock & Roll Zodiac #6 Star Sign Virgo
We’re at the half way point of our 12-week, Rock & Roll astrological album matching, in which a well-known record is given star sign status. This week the virginal Virgo is paired with the 1977 acclaimed debut: