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Some press quotes (1969-1999): |
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| "That was a strange sound - I like it. -" |
| Alexis Korner, London, 1969 |
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| "'Drive Me Somewhere': # 2 in 'Hit 70'" |
| BBC London, 1.2.1970 |
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| "'Sing This Song Together': # 2 in 'Hit 70 / Europarade'" |
| BBC London, 5.4.1970 |
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| "Album of the month: Percewood's Onagram 1969-1974" |
| Record Collector, London, 1984 |
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| "A German Band who enjoys a cult-reputation ... fresh, invigorating style, recommended to anyone who fancies broadening their musical horizons ..." |
| Record Collector, London, 1984 |
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| "One of Germany's best kept secrets. - Percewood's Onagram released a couple of very interesting albums that are as good as the best English folk rock of the time." |
| Pat Thomas, San Fransisco, 1997 |
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| "Percewood's Onagram's songs are straight out of the angry young school of acoustic rock, a reflection of turbulent times & troubles. - The music is hippidippy with more than a fair amount of sliding hooks and melodies that keep you a little off-balance and interested. - Obvious connections to Bob Dylan & Neil Young." |
| Dirty Linen, The Electric Folk Magazine, USA, 3/1997 |
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| "What struck me immediately about the music of Percewood's Onagram was it's authenticity. Deceptively simple, bitter-sweet, sometimes angry and sad but always exquisitely expressed and effortlessly played. This wasn't a voice struggling to get somewhere; this voice knew exactly where it was going ... There was an inevitability about what I was hearing; it felt like coming home, like meeting someone you had known all your life but only just met ..." |
| Alan Bangs, 2/1999 |
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