MP3 John Snell the Tenth - The Clock Stops Here
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Psychedelic Folk/Rock harkening back to early 70's T-REx & David Bowie and Magical Mystery Tour Beatles.
17 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Psychedelic, FOLK: Folk Pop
Details:
John Snell the 10th has six albums out including "The Alien Highway," "Audibly Oriented," and his latest trip "The Clock Stops Here."
Psychedelic Folk/Rock harkening back to early 70's T-REx & David Bowie and Magical Mystery Tour Beatles, but entirely John Snell X. "The Clock Stops Here" features 17 tracks and contains a music video!
"Snell reminds you of a fragile, endangered species, iether the last or the first of his kind, looking for a lost world, or a world that never was."
--Mary Ann Vincenta, The Pulse of the Twin Cities
"Snell's big-eyed wonder and strident determination to pry into the mysteries of life defines the other-worldly presence of his music."
--Paul D Dickinson
To read John Snell's song lyrics, philisophical writings, and full review, visit http://www.minneapolismusic.com.
17 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Psychedelic, FOLK: Folk Pop
Details:
John Snell the 10th has six albums out including "The Alien Highway," "Audibly Oriented," and his latest trip "The Clock Stops Here."
Psychedelic Folk/Rock harkening back to early 70's T-REx & David Bowie and Magical Mystery Tour Beatles, but entirely John Snell X. "The Clock Stops Here" features 17 tracks and contains a music video!
"Snell reminds you of a fragile, endangered species, iether the last or the first of his kind, looking for a lost world, or a world that never was."
--Mary Ann Vincenta, The Pulse of the Twin Cities
"Snell's big-eyed wonder and strident determination to pry into the mysteries of life defines the other-worldly presence of his music."
--Paul D Dickinson
To read John Snell's song lyrics, philisophical writings, and full review, visit http://www.minneapolismusic.com.
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