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wfoguy Joined: Dec 11, 2011 Posts: 2137	Posted on Aug 17 2020 08:25 AM I've been looking at the play lists for shows such as Storm Surge of Reverb, Mark Malibu's show, Fiberglass Jungle and Day at the Beach podcasts. I'm pleasantly surprised to see the number of bands keeps growing. Even as financially unrewarding as being a surf band seems to be, the love of the music keeps it growing. Decades ago after the internet came to be, I was happy to find POP records, Deep Eddy records and some guy in Salt Lake City that were selling surf cd's. It has kept growing and got better and better. The diversity that has appeared has been wonderful. My thanks to all who have provided this to happen. Top
Thomasrive Joined: Apr 21, 2021 Posts: 1	Posted on Apr 25 2021 05:30 AM This year, all of us were cut off from the rest of the world by the will of fate. And despite the fact that many quarantine measures are being lifted or have already been lifted, one way or another, many of us have not visited the sea this year. And so sometimes you want to bask in the southern sun, plunge into the warm sea, bury your feet in the hot white sand and not think about anything. I was introduced to the culture of surf rock at this time, as, say, the culture of Krunir singing - the flesh of the flesh of the pop culture of the United States, or rather, the west coast of this country. I really liked the small opportunity to disconnect from reality for at least a couple of minutes and feel like a dashing surfer or a simple vacationer with a glass of a refreshing cocktail from the sea bar in my hands. But I was haunted by the number 111. It scared me crazy, but my friend told me https://www.zodiacsigns-horoscope.com/angel-numbers/angel-number-111-meaning/ not to waste time and develop. I hope that you do not miss such signs of fate. Last edited: Apr 29, 2021 11:52:26 Top
roytheodd Joined: Jan 06, 2020 Posts: 42 Los Angeles, CA	Posted on Apr 27 2021 10:22 AM There were more surf albums put out in the single year of 2020 than in the whole decade of the 1980s. There is so much choice and so much good stuff. Surf is alive and as well as it's ever been. Top
bigtikidude Joined: Feb 27, 2006 Posts: 25698 Anaheim(So.Cal.)U.S.A.	Posted on Apr 27 2021 11:56 AM There was only maybe 20 surf bands max in the 80s — Jeff(bigtikidude) Top

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