Atomic Rooster experienced several lineup changes during their initial tenure in the early '70s
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and a decent snapshot of the convergence of music and social media before things got really complicated
heartfelt debt to the hazy churn of late-'60s/early-'70s psych rock
5 - I Want You (Intro Jam) (0:20)
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