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Fifth Dimension: Orange Coloured Vinyl LP Sandwell District The album that first brought Dean Blunt

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Fifth Dimension: Orange Coloured Vinyl LP Sandwell District The album that first brought Dean Blunt The album that first brought Laibach to a mass consumption audience Xylouris White On their third album Fifth Dimension from 1966 they started showing a more LSD tinged side of themselves with the psychedelic rock of songs such as "Eight Miles High" and "I See You" and a preference for the Indian raga Along the way they pioneered psychedelic and country rock

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