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and I deleted about 500 of much lower relevence... also, beware, some
are artists that only occasionally did surf, or covered surf in a
non-surf style... and I left out the REALLY seldom do surf list too -
the Heartbreakers and the Grateful Dead for instance.
--- unlunf <> wrote:
> Must... resist.... urge.... to.... steal.... Phil's..... list!
>
> Holey Moley, Phil, that's 1557 groups/people that only a DJ
> could ever hear about, let alone own. Of course, you did say
> that you included 'influential' groups, even if strictly
> speaking, they weren't surf bands.
>
> Looks like it's time to go visit my cousin over at a used
> record/CD store called Golden Oldies. He's gonna raise his
> Chinese laundry bill when he sees what I want now. <lol>
>
>
> unlunf
>
> --- In , Phil Dirt <phildirt@r...>
> wrote:
> >
> > And for those new to surf... ask about one of these obscure or
> > seldom discussed bands/artists. Some are surf, some played some
> > surf instros at times, and some are pre-surf but relevant to the
> > development of the genre. Some are vintage bands, others are post
> > 1980, and still others are currently active.
> >
> > (You didn't think I'd include that long list, did you? <g>)
> >
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