9 thoughts on “ The Black Mouth Cave - Dream Trucks - INSIDERDOME (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. A magnificent album of covers featuring blues classics from Leadbelly and John Lee Hooker, Cave mixed it up with country (Jimmy Webb’s By The Time I Get To Phoenix, Johnny Cash’s The Singer), epic pop (Gene Pitney’s Something’s Gotten Hold Of My Heart), classic rock’n’roll (a creepshow take on Jimi Hendrix’s Hey Joe) and stoned east-coast art-rock (a spiky version of The Velvet Underground’s All .

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6. Dream Cave, an Album by Cloud Control. Released 19 August on Ivy League (catalog no. IVY; CD). Genres: Indie Pop, Dream Pop. Featured peformers: Barny (producer, aka_text mixer role_id aka_text), Cloud Control (producer), Alister Wright (programming, additional producer), Greg Calbi (aka_text {mastering engineer} role_id aka_text), Leif Podhajský (aka_text artwork role_id.

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8. Cave In. Boston, Massachusetts. April - present Stephen Brodsky JR Conners Adam McGrath Nate Newton.

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9. The Dreaming Cave is a doorway through which the Daedric realm of Oblivion can be reached. The place is controlled by the Psijic Order. It is said that Iachesis, Sotha Sil, and Nematigh have all used this portal. Morian Zenas and Seif-ij Hidja wished to use this portal, but were denied by Loremaster Celarus, the head of the Psijic Order.

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