S5E246 - The Legendary Pink Dots - 'The Maria Dimension' with Allan and Barb Vest (doubleVee)

<p>Formed in London in 1980, <strong>The Legendary Pink Dots</strong> - led by core members <strong>Edward Ka-Spel</strong> and <strong>Phil Knight</strong> - are an uncategorizable experimental avant-rock band with over 40 albums to their credit. This week's guests, Oklahoma City husband-and-wife duo <strong>Allan and Barb Vest</strong> (doubleVee), join us to discuss their 1991 album '<strong>The Maria Dimension</strong>', a uniquely compelling collection of neo-psychedelic tunes that sound like they were intercepted from an interplanetary radio broadcast hosted by Syd Barrett and Hawkwind.</p> <p>Songs featured in this episode: <em>Home</em> - The Legendary Pink Dots; <em>When Dawn Comes Tonight</em> - doubleVee; <em>As Long As It's Purple and Green</em> - The Legendary Pink Dots; <em>Dark Globe</em> - Syd Barrett; <em>Disturbance</em> - The Legendary Pink Dots; <em>Chromosome Damage</em> - Chrome; <em>Pennies For Heaven</em> - The Legendary Pink Dots; <em>In The Square</em> - The Pretty Things; <em>The Third Secret, The Grain Kings</em> - The Legendary Pink Dots; <em>The End</em> - The Doors; <em>Flaming</em> - Pink Floyd; <em>The Ocean Cried 'Blue Murder', Belladonna</em> - The Legendary Pink Dots; <em>My Impression Now</em> - Guided By Voices; <em>People Who Died</em> - The Jim Carroll Band; <em>A Space Between, Evolution, Cheraderama, Expresso Noir</em> - The Legendary Pink Dots; <em>The Question's Closed</em> - doubleVee</p>