Gong - Zero the Hero and the Witch's Spell download song

I painted that album cover on my door, too. I found a teapot in a second hand shop and painted it like a flying teapot. It hung from my ceiling for years on a wire but I never remember putting it up. I think I had an acid tab up my arse at the time. This ain't Zero The Hero And The Witches Spell. I don't know what it is called because I was always too stoned to read the track info...

Love this one - Malherbe's solo passage work is still some of my favorite sounds all these years later.

were the CONEHEADS actual Pot Head Pixies? they "were from france" and said "mepps" a renown french trout lure

2:23 What jazz style is this?

Wonderful music, especially Bloomdido's sax work. Is there ever a band who could meld jazz rock sounds then this is it. Yes, the lyrics are bizarre but ontop of that the band were brilliant musicians very au fait with what each other was doing. Great album. I used to drink a lot of tea.

i painted that album cover on my door

That song is funny as hell

Side two of Angels Egg is so good man you will love it,,, As for the heavier stuff listen to I never Glid Before, Eat That Phone Book Coda, Oily way (All off the Angels Egg album). And also if you can find it - Ooby-Scooby Doomsday or The D-day DJ's Got the D.D.T. Blues Is a bonus track off the Angels album which is one of my Favorited tunes by the mad Gong. :)

...Nice to see all the Gong fans having fun with all their far-out comments, ..really gettin' in to the spirit of it all..!! Tea-pots, I never knew that they could fly.. let's take off... 6.24!!! 7.30!!! ..and land again 8.27... Oh! False landing!!

Mannn, the vocals on the intro of this track are some of the best I've ever heard and those crashing chords just add perfectly damnn.

 Back  in the good old  70's I was turned on to Gong, and then spread the word to all my friends. Ohh, you pot head pixies, and zero's continue on my friends

One of me favourite songs on this album... that and the song "Flying Teapot!" VIVE GONG!

is it just me or this song was sounds as an inspiration for Pink Floyd's "Hey You" (from 0:45 to 1:40)

I'm saying this because I can't stop listening to the beginning of this song

Awesome music - been listening to the later version of Gong - the more fusion stuff with the vibraphone and all - this is cool progressive? - I love how the ending was kind of reminding me something porcupine tree would do I know GONG predates porcupine tree by a good 20 yrs