PHILIP FROBOS - Vague Enough To Satisfy LP garage Zach Condon aka Beirut celebrates

Zach Condon aka Beirut celebrates the 11th anniversary of not using the farfisa organ he used to write his first two albums by dragging it wheezing out of retirement to help get things back on track after the so so so No No No

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One of the rarest hippie-folk artifacts to emerge from the shadowy world of UK private-pressings is this remarkable recording from 1969 by Greg Bright reissued for the first time

PHILIP FROBOS - Vague Enough To Satisfy LP garage Zach Condon aka Beirut celebrates'Vague Enough to Satisfy' rushes straight to the point with it's bossa nova beat and seductive lo fi musings. 'Vague Theme' opens the album with a groove reminiscent of 'Whammy' era B 52s while the vocals tell the story of a young romantic confused of his place within a relationship and the city around him.'Vacant Street' proceeds with a hooky bassline, the revolving, cryptic sort that Frobos is known for as a member of Atlanta post punks Omni. 'No