Tamam Shud
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About Tamam Shud
Tamam Shud was one of the most original and innovative Australian groups of the late '60s and early '70s. They played a very important part as pioneers of acid-rock and progressive music. The group released two acclaimed LPs, recorded independently, which have both become sought-after collector's items. The evolution of Shud was typical of many groups of the era, beginning as an instrumental band, through 'beat' pop group and psychedelia, to progressive rock.
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Top Tracks
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Too Many Life
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Lady Sunshine
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Take a Walk On a Foggy Morn
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They'll Take You Down On the Lot
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I Love You All
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I'm No One
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A Plague
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Stand in the Sunlight
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Heaven Is Closed
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Bali Waters
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Falling Up
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It's a Beautiful Day
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Feel Free
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Jesus Guide Me
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Mr. Strange
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Rock On Top
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First Things First
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The Slow One and the Fast One
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Lady Sunshine - A-side
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Mr Strange
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Goolutionites and the Real People
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Sea That Swells
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The Goolutionites (and the Real People)
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Music Train Evolution
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Bali Waters - Bonus Track - Morning of the Earth Soundtrack
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Music Train / Evolution
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Got a Feeling
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Sea The Swells
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First Things - Bonus Track - Morning of the Earth Soundtrack
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Goolutionites Theme, Pt. 2
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Goolutionites Theme, Pt. 1
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First Things First - Remastered 2002
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Evolution
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Music Train
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Bali Waters - Remastered 2002
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Goolutionites Theme Part 1
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What's Come Over You?
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Sea That Swells - Remastered 2002
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Goolutionites Theme Part 2
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Mr. Strange - Remastered Bonus Track Edition
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Evolution - B-Side
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Slow One And The Fast One
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Goolutionites Theme Pt. 1
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Sea That Swells (from Morning Of The Earth)
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Goolutionites Theme Pt. 2
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See The Swells
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Its a Beautiful Day
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Goolutionites (And The Real People)
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Stay
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My Father Told Me
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