Sinister: I will follow

[Samuel]

It's really a terrific question, & I have a few suggestions, though they're
 mostly well-known. The Zombies 'Odessey & Oracle', Love 'Forever Changes',
the
Left Banke - they're all on 'there's gonna be a storm', the (British, not
the
American) Kaleidoscope album 'Tangerine Dream' (which I don't even own yet,
but it's really fantastic!), Nico 'The Marble Index'.. I guess Nick Drake,
Richard Thompson &c. are 'cult artists' too. 

I hope that was helpful, they all might be too famous. & that'd be a shame.

Samuel H.
August 20 1999

>> >     I am going to start my radio show soon and perhaps you could all
>> help
>> me.
>> >  Its going to be a cult classics show,  you know, music that never
>> really
>> > made it big but has a cult following ( or should have one).  If anyone
>> knows
>> > of any really super music new or old, that would fit in this category,
>> please
>> > mail me, that would be so nice, and let me know what people are missing.
>> 
>> Momus, Monochrome Set, Felt, High Llamas, early Pulp, early Mercury Rev
>> and
>> Flaming Lips, anything on Cherry Red early 80s, el Records '85-'88, Beta
>> Band, Pram, Telstar Ponies...
>> 
>> just thought i'd suggest...
>> 
>> > you know i love you...
>> 
>> me too...
>> 
>> robin
>> 
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