Rejoice! I'm Dead! by Gong

Rejoice! I'm Dead!

by Gong

Released: September 16, 2016

Progressive rock

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The Album

This album marks the band's first release following the death of Daevid Allen, the founder of Gong. I'm Dead!" is the fourteenth studio album by Gong, released on 16 September 2016. is the fourteenth studio album by Gong, released on 16 September 2016.

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It is the first Gong album to beโ€ฆ

It is the first Gong album to be released following the deaths of co-founders Daevid Allen and Gilli Smyth.

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Legacy

The album continues the band's legacy of blending progressive rock with psychedelic influences, maintaining their unique and eclectic style. Dave Sturt, a member of the band, noted that the album was "inspired by the light, love, and passing of our dear friend and inspiration, Daevid Allen." The album continues Gong's tradition of merging progressive rock with psychedelic elements, paying tribute to the legacy of Allen while exploring new musical territories.

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"Rejoice! I'm Dead!" is the fourteenth studio album by Gong, released on 16 September 2016. This album marks the band's first release following the death of Daevid Allen, the founder of Gong. The album continues the band's legacy of blending progressive rock with psychedelic influences, maintaining their unique and eclectic style.

Rejoice! I'm Dead! is the fourteenth studio album by Gong, released on 16 September 2016. It is the first Gong album to be released following the deaths of co-founders Daevid Allen and Gilli Smyth. Dave Sturt, a member of the band, noted that the album was "inspired by the light, love, and passing of our dear friend and inspiration, Daevid Allen." The album continues Gong's tradition of merging progressive rock with psychedelic elements, paying tribute to the legacy of Allen while exploring new musical territories.

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