Not The Beatles nor John Lennon and Paul McCartney representatives but heavily and highly evolves into thus targeting similarity on Pop-Rock and Indie Alternative music compliments and never forgetting the great heritage era of the 60's and 70's Psychedelic recording and sound-effects proudly under the late year lasted before the new millennium approaching within The Virgineers: two of the established members of it would be Ken Zawacki and Bruce Lash with their bandwagon musicians for christmas, valentine or regular hazy mornings - demanding the freshener ideas and more self-written lyrics and tones melodies for music as you shall addicted to the retro style of Rock N' Roll radio campuses atmosphere or behind the backseats of a Volkswagon owned by hippies and their long-haired nudist girlfriends. Through this releasing album of the self-titled recording; The Virgineers proudly presenting their magical musical mystique harmonies complete with Lennon/McCartney vocalizations and Ringo's distinctive drum-beats over the fascinating anthem for the god above using Sun as the themed media or Place That I've Never Been which collectively talking about those hallucinogen addictive druggy experiences that can be happening quite suddenly to move you another places like a manual minded version of time-machine. Flying above and farther away leaving the Milky Way as your wings spreading wider and passing the message of the last omega waiting for a big bang that recovery everything back to one as alpha ...The Virgineers:
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