9 thoughts on “ Didiwompus - Longmont Potion Castle - 13 (File, MP3) ”

1. Longmont Potion Castle 13 This year’s LPC album is the most epic one yet. Including bonus tracks, it’s nearly 3 hours long, and it was released as a triple CD (which sold out in a minute, like every LPC album from the past few years). These tracks are long, convoluted, and dense.

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2. Longmont Potion Castle is an infamous series of telephone calls that have been described as “the most absurd phone pranks on the market”. News: LPC "17" out 2/9/20!

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3. Longmont Potion Castle, an album by Longmont Potion Castle on Spotify We and our partners use cookies to personalize your experience, to show you ads based on your interests, and for measurement and analytics purposes.

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4. For nearly 30 years, a mysterious guy from Colorado has created a massive body of recorded telephone conversations that deserve far better than to be called “prank phone calls.” Longmont Potion Castle is more of a running absurdist art project that explores the psyche of everyone from unsuspecting homeowners to Orange Julius employees to Alex Trebek.

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7. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CDr release of 15 on Discogs.

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9. Listen free to Longmont Potion Castle – Invite someone you know and celebrate LPC's best prank call album in years! You will also be the first to hear amazing audio collage and thrash metal from this unique artist. In an age of ubiquitous telecommunications, many of us respond by not answering our phones at all. And so, listeners to LPC "16" can agree that these tracks were.

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