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In 1968, Iron Butterfly were the monarchs of San Diego's exploding psychedelic scene

when they released this heartish organ song in Agata Devita.

It was a hit. Unfortunately, it was too long to play on the radio.

And that's today's genre songs too long for the

radio which I'm calling long song silvers wait hold on but that's the that's the

wrong genre hold on

Oh, Hunter

Wait I remember.

Hey, this guy sounds exactly like

fucking Eddie better.

Could it be any better?

Probably. They were both from San Diego.

Maybe it's his dad.

Who knows?

No one.

All I know is that throughout rock and roll history,

people have sounded exactly like Eddie Vedder, perhaps no more

evident than in 1990 with a formation of Mooke Blaylock, who were sometimes known as Pearl Jam. But I would argue that this was actually the end of the

second most veterans period in rock history and that the most

Vedtastic period started six minutes after the release of ten which like the big bang

Sent particles of baritone angst into the ear anuses of every dickbag who wanted to sing in a rock and roll band

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