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“He wanted my shotgun – he’d just have these total freakouts. There were so many wonderful moments and terrible mayhem with him.” Fuelled by bipolar disorder, the 70s’ most outlandish concept album predicted a political meltdown

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“He wanted my shotgun – he’d just have these total freakouts. There were so many wonderful moments and terrible mayhem with him.” Fuelled by bipolar disorder, the 70s’ most outlandish concept album predicted a political meltdown

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