Louis and Chris break down outlier albums from two musical acts better known for other things: The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, by Pink Floyd (1967), and Course in Fable by Ryley Walker (2021). Featuring a beer that smells like B.O., a too-deep discussion about what is (and isn't) progressive rock, and whether Pink Floyd founder Sid Barrett should still be hailed a musical genius for adding, you know . . . punk-y weirdness (?) to a single album.
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