Meet The Fool: Court Jesters of the 60s｜Vinyl Monday

[@josemaria8177]

And In the end, the fool was all of us. Well played Abby, well played

[@troubadour723]

She's really incredibly creative with her channel.

[@nobbynoris]

It's Beatles fans who are the fools.

[@commanderstraker6732]

Fantastic tribute to “The Fool”. who helped contribute to the success of the psychedelic late 1960’s. Their legacy is now with you Abby through your clothes design.

[@saveourrivers]

I was going to say, nice dress.

[@roschel5832]

This was so unexpected!! Happy April fools!

[@David-xl9cp]

I don’t think anyone covers music in such depth as Abby does, I’m always very impressed by the detail and side stories, guess Abby will be doing this when she retires 😱

[@adamfindlay7091]

I concur.

[@splitimage137.]

Hey Abigail! Hail and well met! I discovered your channel about a week ago. I love your stuff. (Yes, I have my own copy of Pattie's book, and it looks very much like yours!) I'm an old-school hippie from the Bay Area and a bygone era - and I never "sold out" and am still a poor-as-dirt artist today (actually my 62nd birthday is this 7 April) as I was when I was 6 years old, when this stuff was popular. (My dad had BOTH the White Album AND John & Yoko's Two VIrgins (in a plain brown wrapper) that he bought in '68, think it would be worth something someday. I grew up psychedelic, and lived in Los Gatos, on El Gato Lane, in a neighborhood where even some Hell's Angels lived. (My dad told visitors that the "Angel's don't shit in their own neighborhood!" Oh... those WERE the days... although not all wonderful, as I had friends whose older siblings were worried they would be sent to the VIetnam-meat-grinder, or their brother or boyfriend would. Heavy. How's this: my friend's brother takes me into his room filled with black light posters and pot smoke (I'm only 11) and he says, "I was on acid the other day and Jimi (here, he points to a Jimi Hendrix poster above us) and he came right on down and had a conversation with me!" But, Abigail. that's not what I came here to tell you. It's just this: I watched this very video of yours, said to myself, "hey, I bought that stupid Wonderwall album when I could barely afford it and was expecting another All Things Must Pass, and I never saw the stupid movie!" And in your video, you said I could watch it for free, right here on YT. So, last night, I did, and I thought, "hey... this movie would make a cool 6 minute music video!" So I made one! Here's what I did, and finished about 10 minutes ago: I took George's 42 minute album and made a medley of the good songs into about a 6 minute track. I took the party scene from Wonderwall, slowed it down 59%, and then added about a dozen still-shots of my favorite scenes. And that's all she wrote! So, Abigail, thanks so much for your inspiration, and I'll be watching whatever you put on your channel. I dig all the costumes you are designing for yourself. Here's the link: George Harrison - Wonderwall Music Video (mark's videos): kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3Orn39oZt2Hn6M Caio!

[@VerticalMan09]

No way I just discovered this album about two weeks ago (I’ve been on the hunt for an original pressing ever since) and have become obsessed with them and their history and went down this rabbit hole I found a list of album covers that they had designed and listened to all of them (which sent me down another rabbit hole and a great journey of music discovery) visited Marijke’s website and listened to her and Simon’s two albums I was fawning to know more about them and then you drop this video, the timing couldn’t have been more perfect (today also happens to be my birthday) it feels like this video was made for me! Sorry for the yap session but thank you this video was amazing ❤

[@DigitalMoonstone]

5000 Spirits is so good! I know it’s not super popular, but a full review would be awesome.

[@leejohnson3209]

I absolutely love those 1967 summer of love guitar paint jobs, the art and the outrageously colourful clobber they wore during that brief and magical spell. It must have been a hell of a time to be alive and in that scene.

[@maartenplutschouw1268]

Simon Posthuma's son, Douwe Bob is a famous musician in the Netherlands today and actually represented our country in the 2016 European song contest

[@creeder44]

Congratulations on suckering in people to think you'd be doing the White Album. Love it and this week's look. BTW, remember, Mick Jagger couldn't imagine that he'd still be singing "Satisfaction" at 30.

[@teldito]

Nice to see the connection between The Fool and Blues Pills

[@ossiejon-nwakalo8644]

I hope in 2030 you’re still doing this!

[@Imontei]

Me too

[@pooneilofficial6737]

Abby, I'm so grateful to you for showing me this album! It's the most wonderful thing I've heard in a long time. I feel like this album loves me as much as I love it. Reminds me of this special kind of magic that one could only experience in the early childhood. Incredible. Thank you so much, Abby❤️

[@alansmith1989]

In the U.K, that particular Sobriquet `Court Jesters of the 60s` was often bestowed on `The Bonzo Dog, Doo-Dah Band` and well earned too, in my opinion.

[@walterfechter8080]

I'm a "near fool" - born on 2 April. I remember The Fool very well. Their artwork and that of Peter Max shaped my world in the 1960s. When I caught a first look at the artwork on Eric Clapton's Gibson SG, that I knew it was the work of The Fool. The Fool, as a band, was very eclectic - very innovative. I appreciated that. I still do. Many thanks, Abigail Devoe. You look gorgeous in that attire!

[@WillieSimpson777]

Cool episode...interesting to finally learn something about the Fool beyond light Beatle adjacent knowledge.

[@nvm9040]

Abbey thank you for another vinyl monday 🙂 Psychedelic Era for the Beatles is well known but the fool give them that psychedelic imagery plus the inner sleeve of the Sgt Pepper album with a rejected sgt pepper cover,the clothing for Magical Mystery Tour ,and the Apple Boutique 🌈🔮☮🍏 The Fool also designed the costumes for the gem of the film named Wonderwall 🧱 Happy April Fools 🌈🪄🔮✨

[@toddparke8535]

I had a copy of this album and knew 75% of the story, so thanks for filling in the gaps. Despite being a year late seeing that Graham Nash was the producer and Graham Bond was involved sealed the deal for me. Did not know about them not being musicians, which makes this album even more amazing. I still listen to the entire album several times a year, it is as unique as Trout Mask Replica or The Fugs First Album. Marijke is a facebook friend and is always producing new art. I've owned over 3,000 vinyl albums in my life including Seemon & Marijke's Son of America. Nice stuff Abby.

[@steelypeanut]

Excellent choice, Abby, well played! I discovered this album by doing research on 5000 Spirits.. I'm so glad you mentioned this album's eclecticism; that's definitely its highest selling point, even though it was the opposite of the commercial!

[@Depfloyd6764]

I really enjoy your reviews. Especially when you review records from the psychedelic era. It would be great if you reviewed Eric Burdon and the Animals The Winds of Change or The Twain's shall Meet.

[@Catsnnovels]

This is so in my wheelhouse, I have never heard of the fool but now finding this vinyl is up near the top of hard to find vinyl to look for in the wild. Might warrant a trip to nearby San Francisco or Berkeley to go to the good stores

[@jpranguinranguin]

I don't know why but THE FOOL's concept reminds me the mighty BRIAN JONES music! He was the player they needed for the sounds fitting better with their artistic vision! Anyway Abby, you are like a RAINBOW here! Thanks for showing us THE FOOL's beautiful works!

[@HareDeLune]

Thank you very much for this, Abby. As an artist who has a thing for Art Nouveau, Surrealism, and Psychedelia, I found this episode to be eye-opening, inspiring, and delightful!

[@earlgrey3461]

This was So Much Fun! Thank You! Mind expansion is more important than the space program . So glad I found your channel! 🤗

[@BarryandYosha]

Great stuff Abi, had fun watching this, I just made a documentary about my folks Barry & Yosha Finch of THE FOOL called “BE THE FOOL”! Keep up the good work 🙏🏼✨🎼🌈❤️ Jade Moon Finch

[@pattheplanter]

I love your dress, perfect violet cloth and Central European peasant embroidery panels. The turquoise and silver ring! Thank you so much for filling in the background for me on the Incredible String Band cover artists, I had always wondered where that came from. Well researched, well told and such interesting insights. Now I'm going to listen to it. The whole thing, whether I like it or not. Keep on keepin' on.

[@cradio52]

THE NEW INTRO IS SO GOOD OMG. You may have used it before but I have to catch up on the past few episodes. This is the first time I’ve seen it and it’s perfection!

[@martinwilliams9866]

There was also Hapshash & the Coloured Coat! And I have to give a special mention to Quintessence's second album of the same name, with it's beautiful inner cover art by Gopala. Wow three copies, of which one my older brother owned. From your description of their music, you might just like Jimmie Spheeris.

[@justinblumberg8101]

Thanks for introducing me to The Fool, Abby. They were truly out there in a good way.

[@panderingtothesouls]

I gotta say thank you for introducing me to bands I never knew existed, and your videos are really well done and I always learn something new watching. Even with the beatles, who I love with a crazy passion. Keep it up!

[@leematthews6812]

I bought this on CD ages ago, can barely remember it. I'll give it another play tomorrow.

[@adamfindlay7091]

The Sixties would not of been without the FOOL.a song called Rainbowman? I❤it.Sounds like killer party music.

[@allenf.5907]

Thanks for the big dig on this. We always heard of them, but here you show us their inner workings and who they were.

[@ВалерийНиколаев-я1д]

Thank you, Abby! You are a real artist. Your performances are becoming more interesting than your outdated albums!

[@donreed]

04/02/24: What a BRILLIANT opening to the video. I am in awe.

[@jayburdification]

This was a delightful history lesson. I listened to the album afterwards and….well that happened.

[@jameskilgour387]

You got me into the Fool a while back one of the many times you snuck them into a video and i absolutely love the whimsical bardcore stuff - even No one Will Ever Know - which was actually a big part of my rotation for a good few months (what can i say, im a sucker fot bagpipes). I was just looking at buying the record a few weeks ago due to the aforementioned yoinking from spotify, so this was excellent timing.

[@terryenglish7132]

WFMU on air and on line, has been playing a Bagpipes version of All Tomorrows Partys . Killer. Wild Irish Roses, here on KZbin

[@gahree]

Wow, I never knew these guys made an album. I LOVE the new things I learn on your channel!!

[@7bestthings]

Thanks for a fascinating deep dive into a group of artists that I had heard of through their interactions with the Beatles but I never knew anything about. Great work!

[@terryenglish7132]

I was in London when the mural at Apple Boutique was up. I also went in to shop, but as you said the prices were insane. Carnaby Street clothes at Bond Street prices. I knew about The Fool and saw the album, but correctly figured out it would be what it is, non musicians w famous helpers, so I passed. Great job !

[@vinyl-hell]

Great review Abby! I love these silly high psych albums. Try Ultimate Spinach's first LP.

[@Paulhtubb]

Thank you soooooo much for this... Love The Fool, ever since I saw the Granada TV documentary In 1987, entitled, It Was Twenty Years Ago Today. I maintain their work influenced my own, Even though it wouldn't be observable. p.s. glad you love the Incredible String Band, any chance of them featuring on Vinyl Monday?

[@michaelshiflett4835]

I’ve always been curious about The Fool, great video!😊

[@Norshammar72]

This was really interesting. I knew of the Fool as designers, especially for the fab four. But I never heard about the album. Will absolutely check it out. Thumbs up Abby!

[@matthewchicchi7262]

This one was certainly a deep dive. Really fun! Thank you!

[@toddjennison3044]

i have the clapton woman tone it is active in my gigging pedal board its a beautiful looking and sounding pedal

[@Rosyglowofchristmas]

A loveable, huggable folly..........just what the doctor ordered!

[@themoviedealers]

Congratulations on the video, Abby. I would imagine you've introduced many people to this bonkers album. It's delightful. Everyone go pick one up. It also was reissued on CD.

[@ianemery4355]

Brilliant you got me! April fool! Interesting stuff! 😂

[@strathman7501]

Lovely, fascinating, many things i didn't know about The Fool. Thanks!

[@DrKrankeit]

The colors of your outfit are so beautiful and scream 60's. Great video. Thanks.

[@kakj1963]

Next level ART. I can see your enthusiasm of it.

[@farrellmcnulty909]

9:52 I've got to make a short clip out of this. This is comedy gold.

[@eggman7527]

WOW! That was possibly the coolest April Foolin' I ever been fooled by! This channel is like a perpetual fabulous machine!

[@leamanc]

Excellent clues this week. No one guessed it but it seems obvious in retrospect-the best kind of clues. I knew there was no way it was going to be the White Album, though. I figure an epic-length video on that beast will just drop unexpectedly someday.

[@flannigan7956]

April fifth! Finally got around to listening to that like a month ago, hardcore European whimsy with a heart of gold. For moments like these

[@TheAutumnCarnival]

Great history on the group. Killer outfit too. I have a total soft spot for over the top indulgences like this one. I may not put it on often but when I do I fully immerse myself and enjoy it.

[@jasonnewby]

I've heard of The Fool plenty but never actually heard the album. I will have to change that. Love your outfit btw!

[@jamesnock5572]

"YEEEEEEESSSS!! . Live through this, is on the docket. Made my day.Thank you♈️🙋‍♂️

[@sugadelicsavagesoul8623]

Unless it's another April Fool's? But I can't tell by her ambiguous joking. I'm assuming it's another jest since she held & revealed it for so long. But I guess we'll see come next Monday.

[@jamesnock5572]

Yes lets hope there are no twists and turns with this one😄♈️🙋‍♂️

[@FoSkEtTcHy]

Thanks for the info! I just found a signed marijke koger 1960s fool collective poster.

[@smaz9]

I secretly knew you were gonna do something like this, I was just playing along! 🙃 But yeah, I completely forgot how involved The Fool were in the psych movement, particularly Marijke, everything they made, from the outfits to the murals were awesome relics of psychedelia that unfortunately are often overlooked. Your outfit pays a nice homage to them, too! Well done Abby, not only for finally covering this album, but for outsmarting us lol.

[@tonywhittaker9485]

You really got me! Brilliant executed prank. No-one can say you didn't leave enough clues, and we all knew what day you were going to be putting it out. I mean, it was all there. And you know, that stuff is therapeutic: laugh at yourself or congratulate yourself, as the case may be. How you going to ever top this one, Abby? In the personal case, i was also well tickled by the transatlantic element of it, getting pranked across the pond if you please. ❤️❤️❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@projektor4]

Didn´t fool me with this cool video as I knew of The Fool back then, even had 2 of Marijke´s posters, `Love Life´ and `Bob Dylan´ thro the 70´s. Check out 3 of the Blues Pills albums that feature Marijke´s artwork. The 2014 self titled debut has a multi coloured version of the love life poster. The 2015 "Live" and the 2016 "Lady In Gold" albums have new designs by her. A fun fact/obscure connection I´ve just dug up is Marijke was a member of the choir on Cyrus Faryar´s ´71 solo debut album, Cyrus Farar is the narrator on The Zodiac - Cosmic Sounds.

[@aisle_of_view]

Interesting material, and definitely underreported. Well done!

[@jribakove]

Would be interested to hear your thoughts on an Incredible String Band album...

[@garyrigby21]

i love this album i bought it years ago in the late 70's

[@pasteye1671]

Lovely Lady, thanks for carrying forward the torch for this band - it could have been lost in the mists (like Poet and a One Man Band, also 1968). My most played and immersive psych album is Whiter Shade of Pale (mono mix, please) though ironically as usual in UK the single was missing. Speaking of which, how about some Procol Harum?

[@terryenglish7132]

Back in 1967 , in Crawdaddy Magazine, there was a review of Notorious Byrd Brothers. It too had the tracks fading into each other. The reviewer called it "Turkey Tonguing". Now whether the phrase had been used before or since I can't tell you, but it was such a wild description, it's always stuck w me.

[@zasoutorvic]

I remember years ago, when I started get into psychedelia, I saw Marijke on the a 'day in the life' music video and that 'wonderwall' scene, I though just me had noted her and questioned myself who her could be, till I know The Fool and get insanely vicied on the 'fly' song. it's very amazing the work you are doing with your channel. greetings from Brazil, from an art historian to another :) (it will be really nice if you make an episode about Os Mutantes or another brazilian album from the 60s)

[@gregorycarnes3521]

Gorgeous outfit, gorgeous lady, and gorgeous episode (and that necklace! ). As an artist i have always loved the art of The Fool. I was a kid in the sixties and i must say more and more in the flowing lines and bright colors i can definitely seen their influence specifically and of Pop Art in general in what i do. I do have my OG Sgt. Pepper mono with their inner sleeve. A treasure. I also think it was absolutely criminal that the Apple Boutique mural had to be white washed. Why is it that the establishment has no love of beauty? Hippy bad, conformity good. I don't think so. Have fun and a great day.

[@derekjtaylor]

Loving the cover. Give them capes and they’re the heroes of a Marvel movie I’d actually watch! Also loving your outfit this week. Another gem, Abby!

[@troubadour723]

I kind of wonder what a Marvel film of Jack Kirby's Forever People might look like . . .

[@GodsUnrulyFriends]

A friend of mine had this album back in the 70s. I listened to it after smoking myself into a near comatose state.

[@saulsnitkin1622]

Surprisingly the Fool actually made an appearance on American Bandstand there may still be some video on KZbin

[@robinstevenson6690]

I love this video!!! Hope you'll do many more videos about obscure albums of the late 60's, such as Wind in the Willows (1968), The Parlour Band "Is A Friend" (1972), Shelagh McDonald "Let No Man Steal Your Thyme," Blackburn & Snow "Something Good For Your Head (1967)," Wendy & Bonnie "Genesis" (1969), The Poets "Wooden Spoons - The Singles Anthology - 1964-1967," Blood, Sweat, & Tears "Rare, Rarer, & Rarest, "Paper Lace "First Edition (1972)," The Poppy Family "A Good Thing Lost: 1968-1973," "Magic Time - Sagittarius, The Ballroom and Millenium Sessions," The Baroques "Purple Day," "Kaliedescope Compendium - The Best Of The Blues Magoos," Gentle Soul (1968)," Joe Walsh "The Smoker You Drink, The Player You Get," Kraftwerk "Autobahn," "The Lemon Pipers (1968)," Love "Four Sail (1969)," & "The Wilde Flowers (album)"

[@hankwedelmusic9965]

Buzzed to know you have “5000 Spirits” on your radar and charming to hear how you discovered it, too… I’d love to know how far you followed on with The Incredible String Band… like, do you dig the next couple of albums they made, namely, “The Hangman’s Beautiful Daughter” and/or “Wee Tam and The Big Huge” ? If only for their influence on the acoustic vibe of Led Zeppelin… I like to stir things up with Zep fans by claiming that “Stairway to Heaven” is really an ISB song with added Bonzo Apart from all that, Your videos are all quite an enjoyable way of waking up to greet the day with a cuppa coffee Thanks!

[@BRIANZ969]

Hi Abby-I have just watched your latest show. Thanks for all of the history and knowledge . I don't know if I will ever hear you live-I am occupied up until 4:45 PM. I was listening to one of your shows and found out that Leon Russel was part of the Wrecking Crew. I did not know that. Plus you always look Fab.----- Brian Birch

[@jasperburchfield2028]

I demand a Dukes of Stratosphear video!

[@alansmith1989]

Your outfit looks great Abby- very professional. It was nice to see that Hollies Album I sent, Hope you also enjoy the music on it.

[@DonaldGibson-dy4wv]

That blouse, with sleeve too. So cool!

[@jeremypage3370]

I really dig your channel, it's cool to see younger people deep dive classic albums. That being said, I look forward to the day when there is nothing left to analyze about the Beatles.

[@michaelshiflett4835]

You’re so funny! I love your humor 😄

[@timriley4543]

I was a freshman in high school *circa 1968* and my pal and I were real British rock fans at the time. We both pretty much loathed American rock save Dylan. We would bicycle to this record shop on Hollywood Blvd that sold English imports. On that particular day I picked up The Move and Crazy World of Arthur Brown and he took a chance and got The Fool. He liked the cover.. We took it home, played it and absolutely hated it. I do believe he threw it away that very day in total disgust. I haven't thought about it till you, Abby...Thanks.

[@abigaildevoe]

HAHA i have that arthur brown record, it’s great! glad i unearthed that memory for you

[@timriley4543]

@@abigaildevoe I got to see him live. He opened up for The Who. After he jumped into a giant bowl filled with fake blood and vanilla pudding, popping blood balloons all over him, screaming his Limey head off, threatening everybody’s mothers, leaving the stage in total shambles - Pete Townsend approached the mic and said “And how the fuck are we suppose to follow that.” We’ll, they did follow Arthur with great verve and it was probably the most outlandishly great concerts I ever attended.

[@russdowns]

@russdowns 0 seconds ago I knew who these characters were, but never had any interest in their musical musings. I had to find this and skim through the album. Very 60’s, Christian, Hare Krishna fireside singing, or being trapped at a party by a pretentious want to be songwriter who saw God while on acid… The piece that caught my funny bone was them sniffing in time to organ, and some type of wind instrument solos. Thanks for sharing this. It’s funny how readily record labels were willing to put money behind anybody who was famous. This is right up there with William Shatner reciting the lyrics to Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds! I do admire how dedicated you are to the whole 60’s ethos! Carry on, peace and love!

[@peterjetnikoff]

Got me a good one. Thanks for this. Had no idea about most of it.

[@shemanic1]

Beautiful outfit Abby, congrats. The Fool maybe gone but the spirit of the psychedelic 60's lives on.

[@thermionic1234567]

You didn’t fool (pun not intended) this time! I knew from the first second you’d be doing “The Fool!” As a Germanic language scholar of sorts, I’m impressed with your Dutch pronunciation!

[@abigaildevoe]

as an american i tried my best! marijke’s pronunciation in her documentary helped a lot

[@squeekycheese]

I gave it a listen. Thank you Abigail. It kind of reminded me of the "Incredible String Band" but perhaps more improvised and with a larger inventory of musical instruments to play around with. . "The Fool" might just make a decent ballet. Some of it at least.

[@jazzzman8050]

I don’t really have any interest in this album, musically, but Abby your enthusiasm for this era of art is contagious, and it is fascinating. I took it for granted as an adolescent…this is what album covers, music posters and rock stars clothing looked like! But it was it’s own creative explosion, and is so evocative! Thanks : )

[@guidoerfen7944]

I must confess I only had very loosely their art on my radar. So this episode was really helpful. And very much entertaining as always. Speaking of iconic visual artists from the summer of love era doing music and accidently sounding like groups from decades later: There is Hapshash & The Coloured Coat and their self titled debut freak out album (which they themselves did not take serious at all): their epic "Empires Of The Sun" which consumes the entirety of side two sounds like The Fall in the early 80ies. All that is missing is Mark E. Smith's mumbling and yelling.

[@MarsHottentot]

I think your mentioning them in an earlier episode was my intro to The Fool, which is nuts as I'm pretty up on the more obscure and obnoxious end of 60s psych 🤷🏽‍♂️ Loved it, Love ya, Scared for Next Week

[@arzabael]

Im so ready

[@MrKabong]

I think the spirit of the fool paid you a visit when she flew in your window 😂 because you were talking about her.

[@JohnManderpersonal]

Reminds me of a combination of Beach Boys - Smile, Syd Barrett - Barrett, The 5th Dimension - Up, Up and Away, The Seekers - Seekers Seen in Green, Moody Blues - In Search of the Lost Chord, Procol Harum - Shine on Brightly, The Bonzo Dog Band - Gorilla and Gryphon - Gryphon

[@monaural2.988]

I found the CD of the Fool’s lone album one day at some record store, sometime in the 90s. I had known the album itself was hard to find, so with the price being modest enough I bought. Now I have to say I lean more towards early to mid 60s in terms of taste, with a chunk of the psychedelic era sailing over my head. BUT I LIKED THIS ONE! You have to be in a more open mind frame for stuff like this, and even with that factor, a chunk of this stuff can fall flat on its face. The Fool was an exception where artists like Donovan, Melanie and the ISB can slip. Good work, Abby!

[@richardelliott8352]

nice to see the host with something she is more personally enthused about, and more dressed up for, than normally. Have to hand it to the dutch culture. As a seafaring nation, centuries of contact with other cultures in trade instead of conflict serves them well. The family dog was another art collective who was very influential in the look of the hippie era, doing all of the rock posters for the Phil Grahams shows, and, if memory serves, the light shows at their inception.

[@shelleylyme6402]

She's not a girl who misses much. Best outfit so far. It's easy to see that Ms Devoe has an imagination which would allow her to believe as many as six impossible things before breakfast. Here's a 1967 British psyche adventure which I was thinking about whilst watching her video. It seems to have both an Alice and Fool surreal connection - well it does to me, anyhow : Dantalian's Chariot - "The Madman Running Through The Fields" kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHzcf6ugnqeFZ7csi=EZnbBQ7wGQoQxK5M PS. Note Andy Summers.

[@therollingbeatles4972]

I could be mad, but it's impossible to be mad at Abby!

[@spudwas]

Well Done.

[@stereo999]

The spoofing of the liquidation of the Apple Boutique was where George Harrison made his cameo appearance in The Rutles

[@farrellmcnulty909]

"Are these allegations true?" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I remember that - he looked hysterically funny.

[@sunkintree]

Love to see this band/design collective? get some love. Their sole album is a must hear of psychedelic music/psych folk. I don't understand the Beefheart connection, honestly. This isn't just weird to be weird. The Fool is psych folk! It's in the realm of Incredible String Band, COB, Comus, Piper at the gates, Satanic Majesty, Donovan's Sunshine Superman, Broselmaschine, in other words, the greats! Also I know the lyrics may come across as childish if you're not open to them or have no way of relating to them, but I really admire them. They clearly set out to make a spiritual album from front to back. A lot of spiritual truths here. One side black, one side white, one way wrong, one way right, the way that's black will bring you back into the white...