Deviants, The
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Sleevenotes by Miles, Deram, 1967
FROM THE DEPTHS of London's secret UNDERGROUND headquarters, fully equipped with complex electronic machinery, a 20th century bohemia illicitly recorded, furtively edited at great cost ...
From the Underground: The Deviants
Profile and Interview by Derek Boltwood, Record Mirror, November 1968
IT'S BEEN SAID of the Deviants that they are the only real underground group. Like roots of the underground perhaps – because Mick Farren, first ...
The Deviants: Disposable (Stable)
Review by uncredited writer, Melody Maker, November 1968
ONE IS with the Deviants in spirit and one applauds the efforts of Mick Farren and Steve Sparkes who produced this second "underground" album, but ...
The Deviants: The Deviants (Transatlantic)
Review by Miles, International Times, October 1969
FIRST CAME PTOOFF!: an album of outrageous London Underground freakery, soggy nostalgia and general-purpose nastiness – as English as potting sheds and The Goon Show ...
Eyewitness: The 14-Hour Technicolor Dream, April 29, 1967, Alexandra Palace, North London
Retrospective by Johnny Black, Q, June 1995
Pink Floyd, The Soft Machine, The Move... Some of Swinging London's swingiest played at the legendary International Times benefit at Alexandra Palace. Johnny Black rounds up a ...
Retrospective by Mick Farren, MOJO, October 1999
They couldnt sing. They couldnt play. They were winding up the hippy establishment a decade before punk. And 30 years ago they enjoyed their finest ...
Interview by Martin Herron, unpublished, 2001
UK ROCK CRITICISM has produced its fair share of great writers: Nick Kent, Charles Shaar Murray and Barney Hoskyns, to name but a few. ...
Mick Farren on The Deviants, Fantasy Fiction and Blowing Things Up
Profile and Interview by Erik Himmelsbach, L.A. Weekly, November 2001
PUBLISHING MOGUL Felix Dennis was staring at the Caribbean Sea a few months ago, sucking down cocktails with fellow gazillionaires at Basil's Bar on the ...
Mick Farren & The Deviants: On Your Knees, Earthlings!!! (Total Energy)
Review by Gary Pig Gold, inmusicwetrust.com, November 2003
MICK FARREN is one of the greatest madcaps Britain has yet to produce, I hereby loudly exclaim, and On Your Knees gathers together yet another ...
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