Absolutely marvellous news Paul,i was lucky to have the foresight to copy and print every issue of Sweet Floral Albion,and i still have them all in binders,I'd love it if you kept the features Out From The Cold,which covered little known albums,not particularly thought as top psychedelia,or even belong sitting round the same fire,but time and again you gave notice of albums worth investigating,this was one of my favourite features!!I tracked down many that were featured in this.Would love for you to keep the A-Z running,featuring little known b side,album tracks etc,particularly from less likely mainstream popsters,who dipped toes into dayglow territory,whether for one or two songs,or even a whole albums.
Yes i was saddened when SFA disappeared after Dave T passing away,but a venture called Lauras Garden appeared in its place,but sadly only the two issues were made,or was it one?It disappeared at a time when many UK psych and associated albums starting being reissued on cd,in droves,including many many compilations,its weird as its went full circle and its all about vinyl again with many folk.Great to see youre still about Paul,and have decided to launch into SFA again,i for one will look forward to that,BRAVO!!!!
Wallace always enjoyed SFA's florid, ostentatious writing style.
Should Wallace say thick? - but not in a bad way. More in an Aubrey Beardsley "Under the Hill"...way)
Orlroight!
Now we can get our groove on once again.