Moondog - The Story of MoondogOriginally released on Prestige in 1957, this is the third LP from NYC street performer and avant garde minimalist composer Moondog. Perhaps the least accessible of his early releases, this album is made up of percussive jams, usually on instruments of his own creation, street sounds, poetry and Far East melodies, despite opening with a swinging number that is, oddly, the most bizarre thing on the album. Another classic from Moondog. Reissued on

Mojo and RollingåÊStone

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bursting with the cross-over synthesizer styles that were occurring all over the world between the late '70s and the early '80s

a further development on their continually evolving sound

Special red vinyl format (limited to 500 copies for the UK & Eire) exclusively available to independent retailers

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